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Explain the way to start a Web Service

Explain the way to start a Web Service.

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The easiest method to get started along with Web services is to learn XML-RPC. Look into the XML-RPC specification, Web Services Essentials or read my book. O'Reilly has also newly released a book on Programming Web Services along with XML-RPC through Simon St.Laurent, Edd Dumbill and Joe Johnston.

Once you have learned the fundamentals of XML-RPC, move to WSDL, SOAP and UDDI. These topics are as well covered in Web Services Essentials. Check out O'Reilly's Programming Web Services for a comprehensive treatment of SOAP along with SOAP, by Doug Tidwell, Pavel Kulchenko and James Snell.

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