XML Reports Insights

What is XML Reports?

XML Reports are reports generated in XML (Extensible Markup Language) format. XML is a markup language designed for encoding documents in a format that is both human-readable and machine-readable. XML reports are commonly used for data exchange between systems, data storage, and for generating various output formats (e.g., PDF, HTML) by applying transformations (e.g., XSLT). They provide a structured and standardized way to represent report data, making it easier to process, analyze, and share.

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What other technologies are related to XML Reports?

XML Reports Competitor Technologies

Oracle Reports

Oracle Reports is a direct competitor as it also generates reports, often using data from the same sources as XML Reports.

mentioned alongside XML Reports in 3% (119) of relevant job posts

Oracle Forms

Oracle Forms, while older, is an alternative technology for creating reports and data presentation within Oracle environments, making it a competitor to XML Reports for certain use cases.

mentioned alongside XML Reports in 2% (89) of relevant job posts

XML Reports Complementary Technologies

Workflow Builder

Workflow Builder is used within Oracle EBS to define and manage business processes, complementing XML Reports by providing data and triggering events.

mentioned alongside XML Reports in 11% (69) of relevant job posts

OAF

OAF (Oracle Application Framework) is used for building web-based user interfaces within Oracle EBS. XML Reports might be integrated or called from OAF pages to display formatted data.

mentioned alongside XML Reports in 3% (77) of relevant job posts

Oracle EBS

Oracle EBS (E-Business Suite) is the environment where XML Reports are often used. XML Reports extract and format data from Oracle EBS.

mentioned alongside XML Reports in 0% (91) of relevant job posts