January 5, 2007
Web Services Specifications: Core XML Specs
When To Use Which Core XML Specifications
This is the ninth document in the "Status Of SOA And Web Services Specifications" series.
with Gene Leganza, Jacqueline Stone
Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)
Web services adoption continues, but it is taking a long time to work out all of the specifications and standards. According to data from recent Forrester surveys, XML 1.0 is the only standard (out of 115 specs in our survey) with universal support across the 33 vendors we surveyed. XML Schema, XSLT, and XPath also had strong vendor support. We did not include core XML specs in our user survey for the reports in this series.
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