Web Services Experience Language (WSXL)

Web Services Experience Language (WSXL) enables businesses to distribute Web applications through multiple revenue channels and to enable new services or applications to be created by leveraging existing applications across the Web. WSXL is built on widely accepted established and emerging open standards, and is designed to be independent of execution platform, browser, and presentation markup. Interactive Web applications that are developed using WSXL can be delivered to end users through a diversity of deployment channels: directly to a browser, indirectly through a portal, or by embedding into a third party Web application. 

Organization: IBM

More information: WSXL page on the IBM Web site (new window)

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