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Bindings are used by external services and entry points. External services use bindings to describe + the access mechanism used to call an external service (which can be a service provided by another + SCA module). Entry points use bindings to describe the access mechanism that clients + (which can be a client from another SCA module) have to use to call the service published by the + entry point. +

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SCA supports the use of multiple different types of bindings. Examples include SCA service, + Web service, stateless session EJB, data base stored procedure, EIS service. An SCA runtime + must provide support for SCA service and Web service binding types. SCA provides an extensibility + mechanism by which an SCA runtime can add support for additional binding types. For details on how + additional binding types are defined, see the section on the Extension Model. +

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