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Any web application, whether it is a ColdFusion application, a Java application, JSP page, or a .Net application, can access well-formed ColdFusion components as web services by referencing the WSDL file that ColdFusion automatically generates.
To see a component's WSDL definition, specify the component web address in a URL, followed by ?wsdl, for example:
http://localhost:8500/MyComponents/arithCFC.cfc?wsdl
For more information on using CFCs as web services, see Using Web Services.
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