XmlGen

What does XML do?

• It enables the development of flexible Web applications.
• It can be used to integrate data between different sources and applications.
• It enables different views of the data to be received by data exchange.
• It allows making local calculations on the data.
• Provides open standards.
• It is a technology that enables the updating of changing data.
• Used to describe data inside different applications. Since the data is self-describing (self-describing), it can be received and processed independently of the sending application.

What features does XML contain?

• It is one of the hierarchy-based markup languages.
• XML is a Case Sensitive language.
• XML enables the storage and transmission of internet data.
• It facilitates the identification of XML documents on the Internet.
• Many programming languages ​​such as XHTML, MathXML, SVG can be created with XML.

Why XML?

Before the emergence of the XML standard, many problems were encountered during the transfer of data used in a software or database to another platform. A lot of time was spent translating content in the source database. For this reason, the data exchange process was very laborious. XML, on the other hand, creates a common meta field, enabling fast querying of data and allowing data exchange. In this respect, it can be said that it is an indispensable need in today's world.

Why is XML needed?

Before the XML standard emerged, many problems were encountered when moving data used in a software or database to another platform. The process of adapting the data structure in the transmitted information set to the structure in the other system took a long time and required complex processes. In addition, it was not possible to use these designed systems and functions in other areas as a result of the process. In order to prevent this situation, the XML language has emerged upon the necessity of developing a standard data transmission technology.