Difference between HTTP And SOAP Adapters.

Hi,
I know only Both are Used for Web Services. then what is the Difference Between HTTP And SOAP Adapter.
Any Body Explain me more clear in What case we go for SOAP. And in What case we go for HTTP.Thanks in Advance.
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