Extensible Markup Language (XML) is a markup language that establishes rules for encoding documents in a format simultaneously human-readable and machine-readable. It serves as a widely adopted standard for data serialization and exchange across diverse computing systems.
Mechanism
XML employs user-defined tags to delineate elements and attributes to describe data, thereby facilitating custom, self-describing data structures. Its hierarchical architecture supports complex data organization, and its extensibility permits adaptation to various application domains without requiring predefined schemas.
Methodology
In systems architecture, XML functions as a common data interchange format for application programming interfaces (APIs), configuration files, and data storage, particularly within legacy or enterprise crypto infrastructure. Standard tools for parsing, validating, and transforming XML data ensure interoperability and data integrity across heterogeneous platforms.
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