Category: XML

Extend Your NonStop with XML

by Phil Ly

Extensible Markup Language, or XML, defines a set of rules for structuring and coding documents in a format that are both human and machine readable. XML is developed to be non-proprietary (open standards) and simple to implement for Internet usability. XML design focuses on documents, but is also widely used to represent data structures in …

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SOAP/AM and Thunder Suite: What’s the difference?

by TIC Talk Blog

More than once, users have asked me these two interesting questions about our software products SOAPam and Thunder Suite. I hope that this blog will help answer these questions: “Can I use SOAP/AM to do XML Parsing?” SOAP/AM Server is used for exposing Pathway Server as Web Services. That means external application such as .NET …

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A 10 Minute Guide on “XML parser versus Thunder Suite”

by TIC Talk Blog

One common question is: What is the difference between using Thunder Suite and an XML parser? Thunder Suite and XML parsers can both provide the ability to parse an input XML document, but they differ a lot in functions and features, especially when it comes to COBOL application development. Here are some highlights of the key …

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