Software provides XML data binding solution.April 4, 2008 -
Using C and C++ programming languages, XBinder v1.4 helps developers who use XML schema in messaging applications, and allows rapid development of interfaces for XML and SOA applications. It supports XML canonicalization in accordance with W3C C14N standard and offers preliminary support for Efficient XML Interchange. Other features include derived type handling, ability to handle xsi:type attribute, gzip compression, mixed-content handling, and customized XSD to C/C++ type mappings.
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Objective Systems
55 Dowlin Forge Rd
Exton,, PA, 19341
USA
Developers Benefit from New Release of XBinder
EXTON, Pa., April 1, 2008 - Objective Systems Inc. (http://www.obj-sys.com/), a developer of software that supports open communications standards, has released version 1.4 of XBinder. Data binding tools like XBinder save the developer from the need to learn in-depth details of XML schema, a complex and daunting standard.
An XML data binding application, XBinder helps developers who use XML schema in messaging applications, which includes web services. Similar to Java and .NET web services toolkits, XBinder instead uses C and C++ programming languages. The tool allows rapid development of interfaces for XML and SOA applications.
While the value of the new features will mean different things to each developer, the most notable feature is the improved derived type handling along with the capability to handle the xsi:type attribute. Developers use this in many schemas and instances.
Other new features included in this version:
o Support for XML canonicalization (C14N) - Developers can directly code
XML instances in canonical form in accordance with the W3C C14N
standard.
o Preliminary support added for Efficient XML Interchange (EXI) -
Includes a run-time API and utility programs (xml2exi and exi2xml) to
support the initial draft of the W3C Efficient XML Interchange (EXI)
recommendation. This API efficiently compresses XML instances into a
smaller form for transmission across low bandwidth links.
o Improved support for WSDL/SOAP - XBinder can generate code for WSDL at
the operation bindings level for input, output, and fault message
types. The new version also adds support for SOAP version 1.2.
o Other new features include gzip compression, mixed-content handling,
customized XSD to C/C++ type mappings, and use of C++ STL types.
A free full-featured evaluation version of XBinder is available for downloading from the company's website. For more information, visit http://www.obj-sys.com/.
About Objective Systems
Objective Systems is a privately held company in Exton, PA that develops standards-based software in support of open interconnection standards. In addition to the XBinder product, Objective Systems offers products that support Abstract Syntax Notation 1 (ASN.1) in the form of an ASN.1 compiler (ASN1C) and viewer/editor (ASN1VE). The company also offers custom development and training services in support of its products. Objective Systems participates in the Efficient XML Interchange working group of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). More information about the company is available at http://www.obj-sys.com/.
Source: Objective Systems Inc.
CONTACT: Dennis Wozniak, Vice-President Sales and Marketing for Objective Systems Inc., +1-484-875-9841, fax, +1-484-875-9830, info@obj-sys.com
Web site: http://www.obj-sys.com/
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