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What is XML?

XML stands for Extensible Markup language which means you can extend XML based on your needs. You can define custom tags like , etc in XML easily as opposed to other markup languages. The structure of XML can be standardized by making use of DTD and XML Schema. XML is mostly used to transfer data from one system to another, for example, between client and server in enterprise applications.

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Java / XML

What is XML?

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