WSDL

WSDL, or Web Services Description Language, is a format used to describe the functions of a web service. Think of it as a detailed instruction manual that outlines how to interact with a service over the internet. It specifies what the service can do, the inputs it requires, and the outputs it provides. This helps software applications communicate and share data more efficiently. By providing a clear definition of services, WSDL enables different systems to work together smoothly, which is especially important in the interconnected world of web services and software applications.