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David Turner, Product Manager, Microsoft : David Turner, Product Manager, Microsoft ''The introduction of XML is in many ways like the creation of writing in the evolution of language. People had spoken language for a long period before they got to the point of inventing writing. But as soon as they did, they were able to make huge steps forward.'' Slide 4: “It's just a compromise everyone can live with for structuring data.” XML developer, David Megginson What is XML? : What is XML? XML means “Extensible Markup Language” extensible - not fixed format like HTML XML is a metalanguage - a language for describing other languages Enables you to define your own customized markup languages for different classes of documents What is XML? (cont.) : What is XML? (cont.) Abbreviated version of SGML IBM, Microsoft, Oracle and Sun all agree: XML is the key to e-business XML enables business application sharing, direct transactions and other business applications. What is SGML? : What is SGML? SGML is the international standard for defining descriptions of the structure and content of different types of electronic documents A universal language used to describe thousands of different data types What is HTML? : What is HTML? HTML is HyperText Markup Language, a specific application of SGML used on the World Wide Web A simple, fixed type of document. Markup designed for simple reports with provisions for hypertext links and multimedia What is XML? (cont.) : What is XML? (cont.) XML: Heir apparent to electronic data interchange (EDI) as primary means for executing business transactions over the internet If XML schemas became widely adapted, data could be extracted from a multitude of similar reports on the net What is XML? (cont.) : What is XML? (cont.) Report mining (searching for data in a report, applying rules and triggering actions) becomes practical Extensible Forms Definition Language (XFDL) Designed for complex business forms over the Internet Why is XML used? : Why is XML used? Designed for ease-of-use with Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML) Goal is to enable SGML to be served, received and processed beyond what is now possible with HTML Who is responsible for XML? : Who is responsible for XML? XML is a project of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C); development is supervised by W3C’s XML Working Group Open-Sourced; formal W3C recommendation since Feb. 1998 Why is XML important? : Why is XML important? Removes two constraints holding back Web development: (1) Dependence on a single, inflexible document type - HTML (2) The complexity of full SGML, whose syntax allows many powerful, but hard-to-program, options Why is XML important?(cont) : Why is XML important?(cont) HTML is at the limit of its usefulness as a way of describing information HTML will continue to play an important role for content Many new applications will require a more robust and flexible infrastructure Why is XML important?(cont) : Why is XML important?(cont) Information content can be richer and easier to use because the hypertext linking abilities of XML are greater than those of HTML XML supports XLink, XPointer and XPath Enables location of remote resources, anchors and targets, and complex harmonies XML vs. EDI : XML vs. EDI Electronic Document Interchange (EDI) has been used in e-commerce for many years EDI exchanges documents between commercial partners regarding a transaction EDI requires special proprietary software, but EDI data will soon travel inside XML XML vs. EDI (cont) : XML vs. EDI (cont) EDI failed to become the universal data description language due to its high cost and complexity, blocking small businesses EDI-to-XML and XML-to-EDI translation is already taking place, ebXML group taking the lead What does XML mean for e-commerce? (cont) : What does XML mean for e-commerce? (cont) Companies running different accounting and business management applications will exchange documents in a cross-system flow ebXML is mapping business processes to facilitate XML to XML B2B XML Organizations : XML Organizations Over 250 XML industry efforts documented by Robin Cover at OASIS.org XML.org, XML.com, RossettaNet.org UDDI: Facilities XML to XML exchanges XBRL: The Business Reporting Language You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
xml application ishwar== Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 841 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: November 30, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description about xml application Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript XML : XML September 23, 2000 IMA Northeast Regional Council Neal Hannon, CMA What is XML andwhat does it mean toe-commerce? : What is XML andwhat does it mean toe-commerce? David Turner, Product Manager, Microsoft : David Turner, Product Manager, Microsoft ''The introduction of XML is in many ways like the creation of writing in the evolution of language. People had spoken language for a long period before they got to the point of inventing writing. But as soon as they did, they were able to make huge steps forward.'' Slide 4: “It's just a compromise everyone can live with for structuring data.” XML developer, David Megginson What is XML? : What is XML? XML means “Extensible Markup Language” extensible - not fixed format like HTML XML is a metalanguage - a language for describing other languages Enables you to define your own customized markup languages for different classes of documents What is XML? (cont.) : What is XML? (cont.) Abbreviated version of SGML IBM, Microsoft, Oracle and Sun all agree: XML is the key to e-business XML enables business application sharing, direct transactions and other business applications. What is SGML? : What is SGML? SGML is the international standard for defining descriptions of the structure and content of different types of electronic documents A universal language used to describe thousands of different data types What is HTML? : What is HTML? HTML is HyperText Markup Language, a specific application of SGML used on the World Wide Web A simple, fixed type of document. Markup designed for simple reports with provisions for hypertext links and multimedia What is XML? (cont.) : What is XML? (cont.) XML: Heir apparent to electronic data interchange (EDI) as primary means for executing business transactions over the internet If XML schemas became widely adapted, data could be extracted from a multitude of similar reports on the net What is XML? (cont.) : What is XML? (cont.) Report mining (searching for data in a report, applying rules and triggering actions) becomes practical Extensible Forms Definition Language (XFDL) Designed for complex business forms over the Internet Why is XML used? : Why is XML used? Designed for ease-of-use with Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML) Goal is to enable SGML to be served, received and processed beyond what is now possible with HTML Who is responsible for XML? : Who is responsible for XML? XML is a project of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C); development is supervised by W3C’s XML Working Group Open-Sourced; formal W3C recommendation since Feb. 1998 Why is XML important? : Why is XML important? Removes two constraints holding back Web development: (1) Dependence on a single, inflexible document type - HTML (2) The complexity of full SGML, whose syntax allows many powerful, but hard-to-program, options Why is XML important?(cont) : Why is XML important?(cont) HTML is at the limit of its usefulness as a way of describing information HTML will continue to play an important role for content Many new applications will require a more robust and flexible infrastructure Why is XML important?(cont) : Why is XML important?(cont) Information content can be richer and easier to use because the hypertext linking abilities of XML are greater than those of HTML XML supports XLink, XPointer and XPath Enables location of remote resources, anchors and targets, and complex harmonies XML vs. EDI : XML vs. EDI Electronic Document Interchange (EDI) has been used in e-commerce for many years EDI exchanges documents between commercial partners regarding a transaction EDI requires special proprietary software, but EDI data will soon travel inside XML XML vs. EDI (cont) : XML vs. EDI (cont) EDI failed to become the universal data description language due to its high cost and complexity, blocking small businesses EDI-to-XML and XML-to-EDI translation is already taking place, ebXML group taking the lead What does XML mean for e-commerce? (cont) : What does XML mean for e-commerce? (cont) Companies running different accounting and business management applications will exchange documents in a cross-system flow ebXML is mapping business processes to facilitate XML to XML B2B XML Organizations : XML Organizations Over 250 XML industry efforts documented by Robin Cover at OASIS.org XML.org, XML.com, RossettaNet.org UDDI: Facilities XML to XML exchanges XBRL: The Business Reporting Language