XML Protocol (XMLP) |
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XML Protocol (XMLP) provides simple protocols that can be ubiquitously deployed and easily programmed through scripting languages, XML tools, interactive Web development tools, etc. The goal is a layered system which will directly meet the needs of applications with simple interfaces (e.g. getStockQuote, validateCreditCard), and which can be incrementally extended to provide the security, scalability, and robustness required for more complex application interfaces. Specifically, the XML Protocol Working Group is chartered to design the following four components:
Furthermore, the following two general requirements must be met by the work produced by this Working Group:
The Working Group shall start by developing a requirements document, and then evaluate the technical solutions proposed in the SOAP/1.1 submission against these requirements. If in this process the Working Group finds solutions that are agreed to be improvements over solutions suggested by SOAP 1.1, those improved solutions should be used. Organization: W3C More information: XMLP page on the W3C Web site (new window)
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