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A '''web service''' is a broad term referring to various ''client-server'' approaches to distributing software across a network. In specific terms, web service is a program addressable by a URL on a [[web server]], which can be invoked from a client machine elsewhere on the network.
A '''web service''' is a broad term referring to various ''client-server'' approaches to distributing software across a network. More narrowly, a web service is a program addressable by a URL on a [[web server]], which can be invoked from a client machine elsewhere on the network.

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A web service is a broad term referring to various client-server approaches to distributing software across a network. More narrowly, a web service is a program addressable by a URL on a web server, which can be invoked from a client machine elsewhere on the network.