Represents a web service, this is usually used in combination with the <<Service>> stereotype because of the fact the service stereotype indicates a service implementation (like Spring, or Session EJBs must be generated). Indicates a web service operation: this allows us to expose only certain operations on a given <<Service>> whereas the <<WebService>> stereotype exposed service and all its operations as a webservice. For example, a service sometimes may contain other operations that will not be exposed externally as a web service, if an operation is stereotyped with this, then only those operations will be exposed. Denotes the provider for the web service: can be 'EJB' or 'RPC'. The style of the web service, can be 'rpc', 'document', or 'wrapped''. Denotes the use of the web service: can be 'literal' or 'encoded'. Represents the style of the web service. Represents the provider of the web service. Represents the use of the web service.