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XML framework

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An XML framework is a Software framework for XML. Basically, the framework implements several features to aid the programmer in creating applications, but an XML framework differs from other frameworks in that all data produced is XML. The programmer defines and produces pure data in XML format and the framework transforms the document to any format desired.

One code, one XML and several transformations like XHTML, SVG, WML, Excel or Word format, or any document type may result.

Features in an XML framework

  • Classes to abstract the USE of XML documents
  • Classes to abstract the DATA access - All data is XML independent of your source, like XML, Database, text files
  • XSLT cache.
  • Easy way to create XSLT documents like code snippets
  • Framework must be extensible because XML is extensible by definition.

Pure XML frameworks