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t: The Business Transaction Protocol (BTP) is a carrier-neutral protocol to allow coordination of application work between multiple autonomous, cooperating participants. It defines protocol exchanges to ensure the overall application achieves a consistent result. This consistency may be defined a priori: all the work is confirmed or none is (an atomic business transaction or atom); or it can be determined by application intervention in the selection of the work to be confirmed (a cohesive business transaction or cohesion). The protocol is defined in terms of abstract messages s This specification defines communications protocol bindings to SOAP but als carriage of BTP messages over other communication protocols.

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