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    Web services are web-based applications that exchange data with other web applications using XML and other protocols. They allow for interactions between larger private networks. Web services allow applications to communicate with each other over the internet in a manner similar to people using the internet.

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    Web services are web-based applications that exchange data with other web applications using XML and other protocols. They allow for interactions between larger private networks. Web services allow applications to communicate with each other over the internet in a manner similar to people using the internet.

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    What Are Web Services

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    Raghu Nandan
    Web services are web-based applications that exchange data with other web applications using XML and other protocols. They allow for interactions between larger private networks. Web services allow applications to communicate with each other over the internet in a manner similar to people using the internet.

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    What are Web Services?

    Web services are web-based software applications that exchange data with other web-based
    applications. Extensible Markup Language (XML) standard applications and various other protocols are
    used for such exchanges. web services were used in the interactions of larger, private networks.

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