XML(Extensible Markup Language)

What is XML?


XML stands for Extensible Markup Language. It is a markup language made specifically for storing and sending data in a way that is both machine- and human-readable. As it offers a mechanism to organise and define the data being sent, XML is a standard format for data interchange between various applications and systems

XML Tree Structure


Similar to HTML, XML employs tags to describe the structure of data. But unlike HTML, XML tags aren't predefined; instead, the person or group writing the XML document defines the tags. The structure and substance of the data being stored or shared can now be defined with more freedom.



XML Message Architecture


Structured data, including configuration files, database information, and documents with intricate formatting, are frequently stored and exchanged using XML. It is also commonly used in web services, where it is used to represent data in a format that is simple for many platforms and apps to ingest.

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