Strategies is dedicated to developing technologies that will provide futuristic solutions catering to the highly demanding requirements of your dealings. We blend design and technology with business intelligence to build effective infrastructure solutions based on XML and related standards. XML is one of the key technologies that are driving Enterprise development today. XML promises a standard data format that can be shared easily across applications and different organizations that need to share data. XML is a key technology in distributed applications. But unlike other over-hyped technologies XML has been rapidly accepted because it solves very specific technical problems by using a standard protocol/data representation. The simple act of agreeing to a common data format for data is making data exchange drastically easier than it ever was before.

XML was developed to meet the software applications that require functionality beyond the current HTML. XML is used to exchange data between the Web Server and browser. XML assists in processing distributed documents. XML promises dynamic change in the way information is chased and exchanged. XML is the universal language for data on the web. It facilitates the developers to transfer a wide variety of applications to the desktop. Data is converted to XML and is shared by business partners. The World Wide Consortium has developed XML to open the gateways of Web technology to distributed document processing. XML Based Applications Even in its simplest form XML as a standard has lots of potential as a data representation and messaging mechanism. Data representation typically involves translating the data from a native format into XML, and then back into the same format or even a completely different one on the other end of a connection.

Advantages of XML
• Application independent.
• Promotes inter business communication.
• Long lasting.
• Easily manageable.
• XML Application Development Areas

XML is basically used for the following 4 purposes
• Helps to distribute information from the Web Server to the Web Client.
• Gives the Web Client an opportunity to present different views of the same data for different users.
• Assists the web client to act as liaison between two or more clients.
• Helps to communicate between different business applications.

Strategies has the experience & the technological expertise the highest end solution in XML domain. We have experience in designing and developing application which require strong knowledge of XML, Schema, DTD & XSL. Following are some of the examples that drive the acceptance of XML.

XML as a standard data exchange format
This is particularly useful in Web applications where XML can provide a standard, agreed upon format to transfer data over the Internet. In this respect XML is similar to a data format such as Comma Delimited or SDF file in the past. However, as a data representation format XML is also much more powerful & flexible than these old formats. Most other text formats have been hampered by their limited ability to transport complex data like memo fields or binary data. XML is very flexible in what kind data it can carry because of its tag based language definition where every XML data element is marked with a start and end tag. A good example may be a VB application publishing some of its data via XML and another application, possibly a Java Servlet, picking up that XML data and using it internally.

Support for multiple sub-documents
Another huge advantage of XML as a data representation mechanism is that XML can combine multiple pieces of data into a single document. The markup language has support for stacked and hierarchical data representation. XML documents can combine several separate entities (be it tables, objects, messages or metadata) into a single XML document. For example, you can send the actual data of say a table, as well as a message header that describes the data or maybe contains any error conditions that might have occurred in obtaining that data. You could also combine multiple tables (as an example) into a single document. Or a table and an object both parsed into XML.