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=== Data encapsulation concepts === ; SOAP message: Represents the information being exchanged between 2 SOAP nodes. ; SOAP envelope : It is the enclosing element of an XML message identifying it as a SOAP message. ; SOAP header block: A SOAP header can contain more than one of these blocks, each being a discrete computational block within the header. In general, the SOAP ''role'' information is used to target nodes on the path. A header block is said to be targeted at a SOAP node if the SOAP role for the header block is the name of a role in which the SOAP node operates. (ex: A SOAP header block with role attribute as ''ultimateReceiver'' is targeted only at the destination node which has this role. A header with a role attribute as ''next'' is targeted at each intermediary as well as the destination node.) ; SOAP header : A collection of one or more header blocks targeted at each SOAP receiver. ; SOAP body : Contains the body of the message intended for the SOAP receiver. The interpretation and processing of SOAP body is defined by header blocks. ; SOAP fault: In case a SOAP node fails to process a SOAP message, it adds the fault information to the SOAP fault element. This element is contained within the SOAP body as a child element.
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