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SOAP Version 1 2 W3C Working Draft 9 July 2001 - Instructional-2026

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SOAP Version 1.2 is a lightweight XML-based protocol designed for information exchange in decentralized environments. It consists of four main components: an envelope for message structure, encoding rules for data types, a convention for remote procedure calls (RPC), and binding conventions for transport protocols like HTTP. This document serves as the first W3C Working Draft for SOAP 1.2, outlining its design goals, message exchange model, and encoding rules while emphasizing extensibility and simplicity.

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