Multiple choice technology web technology

What is XML-RPC?

  1. a protocol that uses XML messages to perform RPC

  2. a SOAP Message

  3. Used In WSDL

  4. none of these

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A Correct answer
Explanation

XML-RPC (Remote Procedure Call) is a protocol that uses XML-encoded messages to perform procedure calls over HTTP. It's a simpler precursor to SOAP. Option A correctly defines it as a protocol using XML messages for RPC. SOAP messages are different (more complex), and while WSDL may describe XML-RPC services, that's not what XML-RPC itself is.