Difference betwee "Binding" and "Partner Link"

Hi Forum - Could you please explain the difference between Binding and Partner Link and when to use which one?
Thanks!

Thanks for the explanations. Can I create a service with just the SOAP binding without usnig BPEL partner links in Oracle BPEL?
I have tried this however BPEL is adding a reference to my WSDL and then creating a partner link by itself in the reference binding. How can I stop it from doing that?
The reason I want to do that is becasue I have a BPEL project which has two processes, which I expose as web sevices by creating the WSDL file manually (not using auto wizard).
I have deployed this project on weblogic soa domain but its giving me two endpoints for it and two links to wsdl file, one for each process. Is this normal?
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