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XMLP
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XMLP
(XML Protocol) An XML message-based protocol from the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) for accessing services over the Internet. XMLP was used as a model for analyzing and evaluating protocols for Web services and resulted in the endorsement of SOAP. See SOAP and Web services.
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