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John Goeller - September, STP Meets The Internet Profiting From Systems Integration for STP September 21th, 2000

John Goeller - September, Standards Development - Leveraging New Technology XML Business Modeling - UML

John Goeller - September, What is XML? Extensible Markup Language – Metalanguage -- a language for describing other languages – Syntax for documents and messages – Self-Describing Format – Abbreviated version of SGML, Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML-ISO 8879) – Project of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)

John Goeller - September, XML Standards Bearers W3C - World Wide Web Consortium ( OASIS ( Various Vertical Consortia

John Goeller - September, XML’s Roots SGML ISO 8879 HTMLOFX XML XHTMLIFX FIXML FpML Streamlined Subset ISO W3C XSLXQL NamespaceXPath

John Goeller - September, XML Example 3H John Smith 15.6

John Goeller - September, XML Example Continued XML Document Document: KRT: 3Q well below est's; FFO should... John Smith 06/05/2000 Kranzco Realty Trust Real Estate Investment Trust 3H 15.6

John Goeller - September, How are XML Grammars defined? FIX Specification 4.2 Format Structure Rules  <!ELEMENT Indication (IOIid, IOITransType, Instrument, IOISide, IOIShares, Price?, Currency?, ValidUntilTime?,…. Human Readable Computer Readable FIXML.DTD A DTD is a file (or several files used together) which contains a formal definition of a particular type of document.

John Goeller - September, How is XML Being Used? Application Integration Improving Internet Searching B2B - Business to Business Putting Legacy Data on the Web Standards –Evolving Existing Standards - FIX, SWIFT –New Standards Development Industry Consortium - FpML Vendor based - FinXML, NTM

John Goeller - September, Industry Initiatives Who’s using XML?

John Goeller - September, XML Efforts in Other Industries HL7 - Healthcare XML/EDI - X12 & EDIFACT OTP - Internet Commerce Chemical Markup Language HRMML - Human Resource GedML - Genealogical data WAP - Wireless Application Protocol SAE J Auto Industry ACCORD - Insurance Over a 140 different proposed applications and industry initiatives

John Goeller - September, : The Year of the Financial Markup Language FIXML (1/99) Microsoft DNAfs (4/99) FpML (6/99) FinXML (6/99) NTM (6/99) MDml (6/99) SWIFT (9/99) GSTPA (9/99)