Documentation for SOAP-Messages OR RFC-Calls

Hello,
I am very interested in documentations about
- the SOAP-Messages BOPC sends from Client to .NET-Server and
- the RFC-Calls BOPC executes from .NET-Server to ABAP-Server
Does somebody know where to get this kind of documentations? Thanks very much for your help!

I need this documentation too. We are developing extension in .Net, ABAP and VBA to solve some problems with Workflow.

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