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Handle Industry-Standard XSDs in Java Using IBM Rational Software Architect

Many applications need to represent data in one or more industry-standard message formats specified using XSD. XSD is often an ideal way to specify industry-standard message formats because it's broadly supported across platforms and programming languages either natively or via libraries. However, even given this support, converting data stored in...

Tags: Java, Data, IBM Corp., Message Format, Industry-Standard XSD, Programming Languages, Strategy, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Management

White papers 2008-10-16

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A Guided Tour of WebSphere Integration Developer - Part 1: Get a Driver's View of the WebSphere Integration Developer Landscape

This paper is the first in a series exploring a service-oriented approach to application integration using IBM WebSphere Integration Developer. This first paper provides an overview of WebSphere Integration Developer and its key components and concepts. WebSphere Integration Developer is based on industry standards (notably WSDL, XSD, BPEL, Java, and...

Tags: Developer, IBM WebSphere, Standards, IBM Corp., WebSphere Integration Developer, Application Servers, Middleware, Enterprise Software, Software

White papers 2006-02-22

Problems loom despite XML success

XML may be living up to its hype but challenges persist. For one, as Dan Farber recently pointed out in his blog, industry observers are worried that the proliferation of XML schemas has gone too far, potentially creating new instances of interoperability problems. But there is another snag. Users are...

Tags: XML

Blog posts 2004-09-10