Converting SOAP and WSDL into REST APIs
Briefly

WSDL is the language which describes how to invoke SOAP-based applications, including the expected input, output, and address, facilitating seamless integration.
The first step is to create a new outgoing SOAP connection in Zato web-admin, pointing to the WSDL location to confirm successful connection entries in the server log.
After creating a REST API channel, we can invoke the REST endpoint, illustrating a straightforward method to expose SOAP services as RESTful APIs.
When a WSDL changes, such as modifications to the SOAP endpoint's service, reloading the WSDL in Zato is necessary to keep the integration up-to-date.
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