Today, XML has emerged as the standard for exchanging data across disparate systems, and Java technology provides a platform for building portable applications.

Java Architecture for XML Binding

       

 

 

Today, XML has emerged as the standard for exchanging data across disparate systems, and Java technology provides a platform for building portable applications. They partners naturally in helping developers to exchange data and programs across the Internet. Together, they are the most ideal building blocks to develop Web services and Applications accessing web services. This partnership is particularly important for implementing Web services, which provides the users and the application developers, the program functionality on demand from anywhere to anywhere on the Web.  

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