What is the SOAP formatter?
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What is the SOAP formatter?
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The SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) formatter is a simple, modular, extensible, and XML-based protocol. It exchanges messages between remote applications. The SoapFormatter class of the System.Runtime.Serialization.formatters.Soap namespace implements the Soap formatter. The SOAP formatter uses non-compatible architectures for communicating between applications. The SoapFormatter class is used by HTTP channels to serialize messages into XML format by using the SOAP protocol.
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