What is input XML and what is out XML can you explain?

Answer Posted / kamalprit

Input xml is the incoming request that comes in webMethods from an third party application and output xml is the response generated from webMethods for the third party request.The input xml request is processed at webMethods as per the code logic and generates a response.This response is shared with third party application through webMethods.Input xml request fields must conform to the parameters of the wsdl that is being imported at webMethods end.Input xml is also known as input SOAP request and output xml is known as SOAP response.

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