Exporting to WSDL

Hi
We need to export a sap data to WSDL / XML Schema or OLEDB. Or a stored procedure
Does SAP support this? If yes , please guide me.
If this is not the correct group that this question is posted, please let me where I can post this.
Thanks in advance
Karthika

Yes, yes, yes, yes. Note that forums are not the place for training, it is just for answering rather precise questions. What do you want to do exactly, what problem do you have?

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