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REST uses simple HTTP requests like GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE to transfer data between clients and servers directly over HTTP without additional messaging layers. In contrast, SOAP separates the data being transferred from the underlying protocol, using HTTP to transport complex SOAP messages that include both data and processing instructions, requiring more complex mechanisms for components to connect.
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