Surf these sites: SOAP: Frequently Asked Questions -- Simple Object Access Protocol is a way to use the existing Internet infrastructure to enable applications to communicate directly with each other without being unintentionally blocked by firewalls. By Microsoft. SOAP: Simple Object Access Protocol Specification -- The Internet Draft is the speficification of SOAP, which defines an RPC mechanism using XML for client/server interaction across a network by using HTTP as the base transport and XML documents for encoding of invocation requests and responses. By D. Box, G. Kakivaya, , A. Layman, S. Thatte, and D. Winer. Web Services and the Simple Object Access Protocol -- The Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) improves Internet interoperability with an XML-based, platform-agnostic approach to programming the Web. By Pete Loshin, Microsoft.
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