XML/XSL
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What is XML/XSL?
XML (Extensible Markup Language) is a markup language designed for encoding documents in a format that is both human-readable and machine-readable. It is commonly used to transport and store data, and it forms the basis for many other technologies.
What other technologies are related to XML/XSL?
XML/XSL Competitor Technologies
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XML/XSL Complementary Technologies
SOA framework
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XML and XSLT are commonly used for message transformation and definition in SOA frameworks. They help define service contracts and data formats.
HTML/DHTML
HTML can be generated from XML using XSLT to display structured data in a web browser.
Fusion Middleware
Oracle Fusion Middleware often uses XML for configuration and data exchange, and XSLT for transformation.
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Which job functions commonly mention XML/XSL?
Solutions Architect
44 Solutions Architect jobs mention XML/XSL
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Business Systems
38 Business Systems jobs mention XML/XSL
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Consultant
92 Consultant jobs mention XML/XSL
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Software Engineer
542 Software Engineer jobs mention XML/XSL
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Engineer
582 Engineer jobs mention XML/XSL
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