1. A computer-implemented method for publishing a dynamic web service, the method comprising: receiving, by the computer from an Enterprise Application client, a recorded transaction map describing a recorded transaction between said Enterprise Application client and an Enterprise Application server, said recorded transaction map including metadata corresponding to a plurality of transaction fields; automatically generating, by the computer, a service description framework for a new dynamic web service corresponding to said recorded transaction; determining, by the computer, a unique service identifier for invoking said new dynamic web service; persisting, by the computer, said unique service identifier, said service description framework, and said recorded transaction map in a data store; providing, by the computer, said unique service identifier from the computer to said Enterprise Application client; receiving, by the computer, a first request from said Enterprise Application client to invoke said new dynamic web service according to a package of input data, said first request indicating said unique service identifier, said package of input data being received according to a first calling mechanism; retrieving, by the computer, said recorded transaction map from said data store according to said unique service identifier; according to recorded transaction map, determining, by the computer, at least one Enterprise Application API call for performing said recorded transaction, said at least one Enterprise Application API call requiring a second calling mechanism, different from said first calling mechanism; repackaging, by the computer, said package of input data into repackaged input data that complies with said second calling mechanism; and using said at least one Enterprise Application API call, invoking, by the computer, a remote Enterprise Application server to perform said recorded transaction according to said second calling mechanism, said at least one Enterprise Application API call, and said repackaged input data.