Differences between Application and Technical Adapters

Can you please explain me the differences between Technical and Application adapters?
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Srinivas.

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Hi,
In addition to the above
The SOAP Adapter enables u to exchange SOAP messages between the remote clients or web servers and the integration server
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I know only Both are Used for Web Services. then what is the Difference Between HTTP And SOAP Adapter.
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Basis Fresher

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i am a fresher to SAP.please tell me the difference between application server and web application server so that my doubt will be clarified.

Hi,
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The SAP Web Application Server is not a new product, it is the natural evolution of proven SAP application server technology formerly known as SAP Basis. It provides the platform to develop, execute, and operate Web applications and Web services as well as traditional SAP GUI based applications
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