Title: Web Services guide  
Author: Unknown User (m.schadd) Feb 20, 2014
Last Changed by: Tijmen Daatselaar Jan 22, 2024
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    Page: 1. What is a web service?
    Page: 2. Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP)
    Page: 3. Representational State Transfer (REST)
    Page: 4. Calling a SOAP service
    Page: 5. Calling a REST service
    Page: 6. Setting up Blueriq as a web service
    Page: 7. Modules and Data Mapping
    Page: Appendix 1 - Writing your own WSDL
    Page: Appendix 2 - Webservice Datasheet
    Page: Web Service Security
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    Page: 4. Calling a SOAP service
    Page: 6. Setting up Blueriq as a web service
    Page: 7. Modules and Data Mapping
    Page: 1. What is a web service?
    Page: Appendix 1 - Writing your own WSDL
    Page: 5. Calling a REST service