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      rohan123
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      Which protocol is used to call a Web service?

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        Paul Thornton
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        Most will run over http/https. but the payload format can change. from things like XML for soap. to Json/Xml for Rest some more modern ones may even be using protocol buffers or similar to encode payloads.

        Was there a specific webservice did you have in mind?

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          matthew4355
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          a web service protocol stack is a protocol stack that is used to define,locate implement, and make web services interact with each other .

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