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Web services provide a means for applications to communicate over networks as seamlessly as Internet Browsers do today. Their loosely coupled architecture means quick and easy development of enterprise and business-to-business applications in a manner that is not tied to a single operating system, platform, or development tool. These resources give you the information you need to create your own Web services, as well as the ability to consume other Web services.

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