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 The '''binding''' element is what joins the physical implementation of the service - a <port> element within the <service> element - to its logical (or abstract) definition, which is represented by the <portType> element (see below).
-The binding element will have two attributes which effect this joining: its '''name''' attribute, which is what is pointed to by the ''binding'' attribute of the service "port" element above, and its '''type''' attribute which in turn points to a "portType" (again, usually defined within the same WSDL document and hence having a "tns" prefix.
+The binding element will have two attributes which effect this joining: its '''name''' attribute, which is what is pointed to by the ''binding'' attribute of the service "port" element above, and its '''type''' attribute which in turn points to a "portType" (again, usually defined within the same WSDL document and hence having a "tns" prefix).
 Within the binding element there will be one or more protocol binding elements, the most common of which is the '''<soap:binding>'''. This will define the SOAP ''style'' attribute, either "[[RPC Style SOAP|rpc]]" or "[[Document Style SOAP|document]]", and a ''transport'' element, set to a URI defining that, such as "<nowiki>http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/http</nowiki>".