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The main goal of this scaled-down XML architecture is to reduce the overhead from parsing so your application's performance improves. It's flexible for XSLT processing, too. Say you need to buy another processor or server for your XSLT processing. This XML model would let you take the cheaper way out, off-loading XSLT processing-where XML files are transformed into HTML-onto your HTTP server or the client browser instead of buying new hardware and using Java resources.

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1007133
ERIC Subject
Computer Oriented Programs;
Databases;
Scientific Concepts;
Reaction Time;
Data Processing;
Management Systems;
Database Management Systems;
Networks;
Logical Thinking;
Client Server Architecture
Subject
Enterprisewide computing;
Systems design;
Extensible Markup Language;
Web services;
Systems development;
Client server computing;
Java;
Architecture;
Intranets;
Response time;
Servers
Business indexing term
Location
United States--US
Title
When SOAP Just Won't Do
Author
Teti, Frank
Publication title
Network Computing; Manhasset
Volume
14
Issue
24
Pages
75-77
Publication year
2003
Publication date
Nov 25, 2003
Section
Workshop
Publisher
Informa
Place of publication
Manhasset
Country of publication
United States
Publication subject
Computers--Computer Systems, Computers--Computer Networks
ISSN
10464468
Source type
Trade Journal
Language of publication
English
Document type
Feature
Document feature
diagrams; tables
ProQuest document ID
215439095
Document URL
https://www.proquest.com/trade-journals/when-soap-just-wont-do/docview/215439095/se-2?accountid=208611
Copyright
Copyright CMP Media LLC Nov 25, 2003
Last updated
2024-11-19
Database
ProQuest One Academic