XML vocabularies

Every industry group has its own vocabulary for its activity. Various industry groups have been developing the XML version of their respective vocabularies in order to take advantage of the XML messaging capability of Web Services. This is XML used in the messages defined used by WSDL (new window) and sent using SOAP (new window) or other protocols. Also see XML specifications (new window).

The XML vocabularies described on this site are listed below. You can also navigate among the vocabularies by using the menu tree at the bottom of this page.

	Common XML vocabularies Address XML Computing Environment XML Content Syndication XML Customer Information XML Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) XML Geospatial XML Human XML Localization XML Math XML Open Office XML Topic maps XML Trade XML Translation XML Universal Business Language (UBL) Universal Data Element Framework (UDEF)
	Specific XML vocabularies Accounting XML Advertising XML Astronomy XML Building XML Chemistry XML Construction XML Education XML Food XML Finance XML Government XML Healthcare XML Human Resources XML Instruments XML Insurance XML Legal XML Manufacturing XML News XML Photo XML Physics XML Publishing XML Real Estate XML Telecommunications XML Travel XML

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