Standard |
Name |
Description |
Developer |
|
|
Music
& Lyrics Markup Language |
The
Music & Lyrics Markup Language (4ML) is describe smusic
and lyrics. |
4ML |
Schema
|
|
Ad Markup
Language |
Markup
for Advertisements |
Zedak,
Inc. |
Schema
Example
|
|
Annotation
Markup Language |
The
combination of the structural skeleton and the DCS defines
a virtual annotation markup language (AML) |
Vassar
College |
Schema |
|
ASN.1
Markup Language |
XML
encoding of Abstract Syntax Notation One (ASN.1) |
ITU
and ISO
|
Schema |
|
Astronomical
Markup Language |
"AML,
'Astronomical Markup Language', is an XML language, aimed
at being a standard exchange format for metadata in astronomy.
AML now supports the following objects (in the object-oriented
sense): astronomical object, article, table, set of tables,
image, person, and project. |
Damien
Guillaume University
of Ulster |
Schema |
|
Automation
Markup Language |
AML
(Automation Markup Language) is the primary internal language
used by AutoMate. |
UNISYN |
Schema |
|
Avatar
Markup Language |
AML
(Avatar Markup Language) is a new language based on XML, which
encapsulates Text To Speech content, Facial Animation and
Body Animation in a unified manner with appropriate synchronization
information. |
Computer
Graphics Laboratory, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology |
Schema |
ABML |
Anti-Body
Markup Language |
Anti-Body
Markup Language |
|
Schema |
|
Avatar
Body Markup Language |
ABML
(Avatar Body Markup Language) is a new language based on XML,
which encapsulates Text To Speech content, Facial Animation
and Body Animation in a unified manner with appropriate synchronization
information. |
Computer
Graphics Laboratory, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology |
Schema |
|
Active
Cell Markup Language |
Active
Cell
Markup Language |
Abyan,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Agent
Communication Markup Langauge |
XML
version of FIPA standards-draft Agent Communication Language,
which combines the traditional agent communication concepts
of KQML with the industry acceptable universal format of XML |
IBM |
Schema |
|
Auto
Catalog Markup Language |
Automotive
Catalog Markup Language |
Clemson |
Schema |
|
Application
Configuration Access Protocol (ACAP) |
The
Application Configuration Access Protocol (ACAP) is designed
to support remote storage and access of program option, configuration
and preference information. |
Internet
Engineering Task Force (IETF) |
Schema |
|
Accredited
Standards Committee (ASC) X12 |
The
Accredited Standards Committee (ASC) X12 develops standards
for cross-industry electronic exchange of business information.
|
ACS |
Schema |
|
Architecture
Description Markup Language |
A Standard
XML-Based Language for Describing Software Architectures to
Enable Their Representation, Evaluation, and Analysis. (ref) |
Open
Group |
Schema |
|
Architecture
Engineering and Construction Markup Language |
aecXML
is an XML-based language used to represent information in
the Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) industry.
This information may be resources such as projects, documents,
materials, parts, organizations, professionals or activities
such as proposals, design, estimating, scheduling and construction.
|
International
Alliance for Interoperability |
Schema |
|
Avatar
Face Markup Language |
ABML
(Avatar Body Markup Language) is a new language based on XML,
which encapsulates Text To Speech content, Facial Animation
and Body Animation in a unified manner with appropriate synchronization
information. |
Computer
Graphics Laboratory, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology |
Schema |
|
Agriculture
Markup Language |
AGML
(Agriculture Markup Language) will be used primarily for financial
purposes |
Argitrade |
Schema |
|
Angband
Help Markup Language |
AHML
is very similar to HTML 3.2; it allows various formatting
commands for text, and link files to other points in the file,
or other files completely. |
Angband |
Schema |
|
Artificial
Intelligence Markup Language |
Artificial
Intelligence Markup Language |
A.L.I.C.E.
AI Foundation |
Schema |
|
Astronomical
Instrument Markup Language |
The
Astronomical Instrument Markup Language (AIML) is a domain-specific
implementation of the Instrument Markup Language (IML). NASA
Goddard and AppNet Inc., are developing AIML to command and
control astronomical instruments |
NASA
Goddard and AppNet Inc |
Schema |
|
ATLAS
Interchange Format |
The Architecture
and Tools for Linguistic Analysis Systems (ATLAS)
Interchange Format (AIF) is intended to be a flexible and
extensible file format that will facilitate widespread exchange
and reuse of annotation data.
ATLAS
addresses an array of applications including corpus construction,
evaluation infrastructure, and multi-modal visualization. |
National
Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
Linguistic
Data Consortium
(LDC)
Mitre |
Schema |
|
AL3 |
One
EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) standard that ACORD develops,
known as AL3, is focused on the communication between property/casualty
organizations, their agents and other trading partners.
|
Acord |
Schema |
|
Another
Markup Language |
Another
Markup Language describes communication network models. |
University
of Calgary TeleSim Project |
Schema |
|
Annotations |
Annotea
is a LEAD (Live Early Adoption and Demonstration) project
enhancing the W3C collaboration environment with shared annotations. |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Anatomy
Markup Language |
AnatML
is a language for storing geometric information and documentation
obtained as part of the musculoskeletal modelling project.
|
Biomedical
Engineering Research Group in the Department of Engineering
Science at the University of Auckland, New Zealand |
Schema |
|
Affective
Presentation Markup Language |
Affective
Presentation Markup Language is a language, which conveys
meanings, intentions and non-verbal communication. |
University
of Rome, ITALY |
Schema |
|
Application
Markup Language |
The
Application Markup Language (appML) describes distributed
applications and programs. |
Application
Markup Language |
Schema |
|
ATLAS
Query Language |
The Architecture
and Tools for Linguistic Analysis Systems (ATLAS)
Query Language (AQL) is is a query language for ATLAS Interchange
Format (AIF), which is intended to be a flexible and extensible
file format that will facilitate widespread exchange and
reuse of annotation data.
ATLAS
addresses an array of applications including corpus construction,
evaluation infrastructure, and multi-modal visualization. |
National
Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
Linguistic
Data Consortium
(LDC)
Mitre |
Schema |
|
A P3P
Exhange Language |
This
document complements the P3P1.0 specification by specifying
a language for describing collections of preferences regarding
P3P policies between P3P agents. |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Active
Rule Markup Language |
Active
Rule Markup Language (ARML) for Sharing a Rules among Active
Information Management System |
School
of Engineering, Information and Communications University
(ICU), KOREA |
Schema |
|
Application
Representation Markup Language |
ARML
(Application Representation Markup Language) is Nextair's
open architecture patent-pending technology for completely
describing an application without needing to know how to program
the device. |
Nextair,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Abstract
State Machine Language |
AsmL
is the Abstract State Machine Language. It is an executable
specification language based on the theory of Abstract State
Machines. |
Microsoft,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Automatic
Site Markup Language |
Automatic
Site Markup Language is a markup language for HTML. |
Dartmouth
Experimental Visualization Laboratory (DEVLAB) |
Schema |
|
American
Society for Testing and Materials Healthcare |
American
Society for Testing and Materials Healthcare (ASTM Healthercare)
is a langauge for prescriptions, discharge summaries, encounter
notes, operative reports, diagnostic imaging reports and the
HCFA 1500 form for Medicare reimbursements. |
American
Society for Testing and Materials |
|
|
Audio
Text Markup Language |
Audio
Text Markup Language (ATML) for creating audio pages on the
World Wide Web. |
Rutgers
University |
Schema |
|
ANDES
Text Markup Language |
ANDES
Test Markup Language is a language for management and delivery
of distance education courses |
University
of Southern California |
Schema |
|
Automated
Test Markup Language |
Automated
Test Markup Language |
|
Schema |
|
Authorities
Markup Language |
The
Authorities Markup Language (AuthoritiesML) is a format for
the interchange of UNIMARC authority records between applications.
|
Ministere
de la culture et de la communication (France), Board of
Research and Technology |
Schema |
|
Aroma
Text Markup Language |
Aroma
Text Markup Language (ATML) describes smells over the Internet
for olfactory displays |
Real
Aroma, Inc. |
Schema |
|
Augmented
World Modeling Language |
A The
Augmented World Modeling Language models geographic locatoin
and geometry of objects, as well as symbolic descriptors of
objects such as room numbers and explicit relationships between
objects, such as the part-of relation. |
Fakultät
Informatik |
Schema |
|
Annotated
Extensible Markup Language |
Simply
an annotated version of XML |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Allure
Extensible Markup Language |
The
ALURe (Aggregation and Logging of User Requests) XML (AXML)
defines a grammatical standard for gathering from usability
testing and provides feedback to the developers regarding
how the user interacts with the application. |
Blue
Sky Software, Inc. |
Schema |
|
Array
Extensible Markup Language |
The
MGED project is charged with developing a consensus based
standard for exchanging and storing data from microarray experiments. |
MGED |
Schema |
|
Article
Extensible Markup Language |
AXML
is an extension of XML for electronic markup of hard copy
material |
Astronomical
Data Center NASA |
Schema |
|
Bean
Markup Language |
Bean
Markup Language (BML) is an XML-based component configuration
or wiring language customized for the JavaBean component model.
|
IBM |
Schema |
|
Berylium
Markup Language |
The
Berylium Markup Language is a powerful HTML replacement that
allows you to insert formatting, links and other objects into
the text you type on berylium sites. |
Berylium,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Better
Markup Language |
BML
is a server-side markup language designed to ease a large
website and server-side programming. |
Brad
Fitz, Inc. |
Schema |
|
Bibliography
Markup Language |
The
Bibliography Markup Language encodes bibliographies similar
to BibTex |
TeamXWeb,
University of Munich |
Schema |
|
Binary
Markup Language |
BML
is a binary version of XML, it carries the same information,
although using a binary encoding technique. |
ebXML
Project, UN/CEFACT
and OASIS |
Schema |
|
Broadcast
Markup Language |
Broadcast
Markup Language (BML) is an XML-based standard developed by
the Association of Radio Industries and Businesses (ARIB).
It was adopted in 1999 as a Japanese standard ARIB STD B-24
"Data Coding and Transmission Specification for Digital
Broadcasting." |
Association
of Radio Industries and Businesses (ARIB) |
Schema |
|
Banner
Markup Language |
BannerML
is a language for creating user-friendly descriptions of products
advertised in Internet banners. |
Cogitum,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Building
Construction eXtensible Markup Language |
The
eConstruct project aims to develop, implement, demonstrate
and disseminate a new Communication Technology for the European
Building-Construction industry, called Building-Construction
eXtensible Mark-up Language (bcXML). |
eConstruction |
Schema |
|
Blocks
Extensible Exchange Protocol |
A generic
application protocol framework for connection-oriented, asynchronous
interactions. |
Internet
Engineering Task Force (IETF) |
Schema |
|
Board
Game Markup Language |
BGML
(Board game markup language) is an XML document type for go
game (and ultimately all other board games) records/databases. |
Virtual
Intelligence™ Lab |
Schema |
|
Broadcast
HyperText Markup Language |
The
Broadcast HyperText Markup Language (BHTML) defines the application
programming interfaces for a Digital Television Application
Software Environment (DASE) compliant receiver. |
The
Advanced Television Systems Committee (ATSC) ATSC T3/S17
specialist group |
Schema |
|
Bibliography
Markup Language |
The
Bibliography Markup Language (BiblioML) is a format the interchange
of UNIMARC bibliographic records between applications. |
Ministere
de la culture et de la communication (France), Board of
Research and Technology |
Schema |
|
BIOpolymer
Markup Language |
BIOML
allows the full specification of all experimental information
known about molecular entities composed of biopolymers, for
example, proteins and genes |
BIOPolymer
Markup Language |
Schema
Viewer |
|
Bank
Internet Pay System |
The
Bank Internet Pay System (BIPS) enables payments through banks
over the Internet |
Financial
Services Technology Consortium (FSTC) |
Schema |
|
BizCodes
Initiative |
BizCodes
Initiative is focused on promoting the concept of a universal
reference system for XML based eBusiness that transcends individual
schemas and industry specific exchange formats to provide
a true 'lingua franca' for global eBusiness interchanges. |
XML-EDI |
Schema |
|
BizTalk |
BizTalk™
Framework is language for business-to-business electronic
commerce. |
Microsoft,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Bureau
of Land Management XML |
In
cooperation with the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM),
POSC constructed a set of sample files showing how several
regulatory forms based upon the 625 transaction set could
be represented using XML technologies. |
Petrochemical
Open Software Corporation (POSC) |
|
|
Business
Process Modeling Language |
The
Business Process Modeling Language (BPML) is a meta-language
for the modeling of business processes, just as XML is a meta-language
for the modeling of business data. |
Business
Process Management Initiative (BPMI) |
Schema |
|
Business
Rules Markup Language |
XML
Rule Interlingua for Agent Communication, based on Courteous/Ordinary
Logic Programs. |
IBM,
Inc. AlphaWorks |
Schema |
|
Bioinformatic
Sequence Markup Language |
TheBioinformatic
Sequence Markup Language (BSML) encodes biological sequence
information and includes graphical representations of biologically
meaningful objects such as sequences, genes, electrophoresis
gels, and multiple alignments.. |
LabBook,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Chemical
Markup Language |
The
Chemical Markup Language (CML) descibes molecules. It covers
disciplines from macromolecular sequences to inorganic molecules
and quantum chemistry. |
Chemical
Markup Language |
Schema |
|
Commerce
eXtensible Markup Language |
cXML
is a streamlined protocol intended for consistent communication
of business documents between procurement applications, e-commerce
hubs and suppliers. |
Commerce
XML Organization |
Schema |
|
Chess
Markup Language |
Chess
Markup Language. |
Chess
City Magazine |
Schema |
CaseXML |
CASE
XML-Based Transfer Format |
CDIF
is a Family of Standards that lays out a single architecture
for exchanging information between modelling tools, and between
repositories, and defines the interfaces of the components
to implement this architecture. |
CDIF
Electronic
Industries Alliance |
Schema |
|
Cave
Description Language |
CaveScript
is the generic name of a cave survey and map data format that
could store all the information about a cave survey or an
entire cave map |
Speleonics,
Inc. |
|
|
XML
Common Business Library |
The
XML Common Business Library (xCBL) is a set of XML building
blocks and a document framework that allows the creation of
robust, reusable, XML documents to facilitate global trading. |
CommerceOne,
Inc. |
Schema |
CBML |
Case
Based Markup Language |
Earlier
research has produced version 1.0 of a Case Based Markup Language
which attempts to mark up cases in XML to enable distributed
computing. |
Trinity
College, Dublin, IRELAND |
Schema |
|
Clinical
Document Architecture |
Health
Level Seven, Inc. (HL7) has developed the Clinical Document
Architecture (CDA) for the healthcare industry. |
Health
Level 7 |
Schema |
|
Channel
Definition Format |
CDF
(Channel Definition Format) is the proposed open industry
standard for data definition of content to be pushed across
the Internet. CDF is an application of XML, which is a subset
of SGML, that specifies how data can be automatically broadcast
from any web server to compatible receiver programs on client
computers requesting such broadcasts. |
Microsoft,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Clinical
Data Interchange Standards Consortium |
The
Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium (CDISC) Standards
describe FDA safety domain metadata models and an XML DTD
for clinical data interchange.
The
CDISC standards describe three major information components
relating to a clinical trial: (1) clinical study metadata
(item definitions and protocol), (2) clinical study administrative
data (users and access privileges) and (3) clinical study
data (complete record of patient data and audit trail). |
Clinical
Data Interchange Standards Consortium |
Schema |
|
Cell
Markup Language |
CellML
stores and exchanges computer-based biological models. |
Physiome
Sciences Inc.
Bioengineering
Institute at the University
of Auckland, NEW ZELAND |
Schema |
|
Chess
Markup Language |
Chess
Markup Language. |
Andreas
Saremba |
Schema |
|
Chord
Markup Language |
ChordML
represents music synoptically. ChordML is human-readable and
stores chords, lyrics, repetition and metainformation about
a music. ChordML does not intend to be a notational format
that describes a music completely. Instead, it narrows its
objectives essentially capturing music chords |
ChordML |
Schema |
|
Chord
Query Language |
ChordQL
is the query language for ChordML. ChordML represents music
synoptically. ChordML is human-readable and stores chords,
lyrics, repetition and metainformation about a music. ChordML
does not intend to be a notational format that describes a
music completely. Instead, it narrows its objectives essentially
capturing music chords |
ChordML |
Schema |
|
Common
Information Model |
This
document defines an XML grammar, written in DTD (Document
Type Definition), which can be used both to represent CIM
declarations (Classes, Instances and Qualifiers) and CIM Messages
for use by the CIM mapping onto HTTP. |
Desktop
Management Task Force (DMTF) |
Schema |
|
Customer
Identity Markup Language |
Customer
Identity Markup Language |
MSI
Business Solutions Pty. Ltd |
Schema |
|
Component
Information Dictionary Specification
|
The
aim of the Component Information Dictionary Standard is to
provide authors and users of component information with a
computer sensible dictionary of characteristic properties
of components. |
Electronic
Component Information eXchange (ECIX)
Silicon
Integration Initiative, Inc. |
Schema |
|
Chemical
Industry Data eXchange
|
The
Chemical Industry Data Exchange (CIDX) eStandards is an open
standard for business-to-business and business-to-marketplace
data exchange in the chemical industry. |
Chemical
Industry Data eXchange
BASF
Dow
DuPont |
Schema |
|
eXtensible
Customer Information Language |
Although
name and address data is the key identifier of a customer,
other data
helps to uniquely identify a customer. Customer addresses
frequently change and it is
not trivial to link the customer across multiple addresses
with just name information. |
OASIS |
Schema |
|
Codes
for Language Transformationl |
Codes
for Language Transformation. |
Drogoman |
Schema |
|
Common
Name Resolution Protocol |
The
Common Name Resolution Protocol (CNRP) is to define a "common
name" - a word or a phrase, without imposed syntactic
structure, that may be associated with a resource. |
Internet
Engineering Task Force (IETF) |
Schema |
|
Comics
Markup Langauge |
Comics
Markup Langauge (ComicsML) is a language for comic strips. |
Jason
McIntosh |
Schema |
|
Covad
xLink |
An
XML-based application programming interface to enable flow-through
DSL provisioning between Covad and its channel partners to
create a seamless supply chain
This platform allows channel partners to quickly & easily
add DSL to their product portfolio This platform is critical
for Covad to scale its business |
Covad,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Call
Processing Language |
The
Call Processing Language (CPL) is a language that can be used
to describe and control Internet telephony services.t |
Internet
Engineering Task Force (IETF) |
Schema |
|
Customer
Profile Exchange |
CPExchange,
Customer Profile Exchange, hosted by IDEAlliance, offers a
vendor-neutral, open standard for facilitating the privacy-enabled
interchange of customer information across disparate enterprise
applications and systems. |
IDEAlliance |
Schema |
|
Cascading
Style Sheets |
Cascading
Style Sheets (CSS) is a simple mechanism for adding style
(e.g. fonts, colors, spacing) to Web documents. Tutorials,
books, mailing lists for users, etc. can be found on the "learning
CSS" page. |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Curricula
Vitae Markup Language |
This
language will allow exchanges of complete profiles and resumes
in the RH industry (work experience, education, skills, identity,
etc.) Candidates will also be able to use this DTD to apply
for a job. |
|
Schema |
|
Common
Warehouse Metadata Interchange |
The
Common Warehouse Metamodel (CWM) is a specification that describes
metadata interchange among data warehousing, business intelligence,
knowledge management and portal technologies. |
Object
Management Group (OMG) |
Schema |
|
Open
Cyc |
OpenCyc
is the open source version of the Cyc(r) knowledge base (artificial
intelligence). Developers can use CycML to exchange knowledge
with one another, and CycML will also allow the KB contents
to be imported and exported for archiving. |
Cycorp,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Dynamic
Markup Language |
The
Dynamic Markup Language (DML) is designed specifically for
object based graphics construction and the development of
user interfaces. It bears some similarities to HTML, but includes
extensions that provide support for calculations, argument
passing, and variable storage. |
Rocklyte,
Inc. |
|
|
DARPA
Agent Markup Language |
Language
for Internet Agents.The DAML group combined efforts with the
the Ontology Inference
Layer (OIL). |
Defense
Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) |
Schema
(DAML+OIL) |
|
Data
Link for Intermediaries Markup Language |
The
Data Link for Intermediaries Markup Language (DALIML) allows
the exchange of data necessary for the correct amount of U.S.
tax to be withheld from payments of U.S. source dividends,
interest, and similar types of income. |
Data
Link for Intermediaries |
Schema |
|
Distributed
Information Systems for Data Acquisition DAQ & XML |
daqXML
is a language to describe instruments and measures and will
be used in the design, the deployment and the operations of
small to large, distributed and heterogeneous data acquisition
systems |
Advance,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Distributed
Annotation System |
The
distributed annotation system (DAS) is a client-server system
in which a single client integrates information from multiple
servers. It allows a single machine to gather up genome annotation
information from multiple distant web sites, collate the information,
and display it to the user in a single view. Little coordination
is needed among the various information providers. |
BioDAS |
Schema |
|
Distributed
Authoring and Versioning Searching and Locating |
The
Distributed Authoring and Versioning protocol [also see WEBDAV]
defines simple mechanisms to assign and retrieve values for
properties. DASL presents scenarios for a WebDAV extension
to support efficient searching for resources based on WEBDAV
properties and content. These scenarios are intended to suggest
some of the uses that DASL could be put to. This may in turn
motivate decisions on what is essential to DASL and what may
be considered extra. |
Internet
Engineering Task Force (IETF) |
Schema |
|
Dublin
Core Metadata Initiative |
The
Dublin Core Metadata Workshop Series began in 1995 with an
invitational workshop which brought together librarians, digital
library researchers, content experts, and text-markup experts
to promote better discovery standards for electronic resources.
. |
Dublin
Core Metadata Initiative (DCMI) |
Schema |
|
Data
Documentation Initiative |
The
Data Documentation Initiative (DDI) is an effort to establish
an international criterion and methodology for the content,
presentation, transport, and preservation of "metadata"
about datasets in the social and behavioral sciences. |
Data
Documentation Initiative |
Schema |
|
Web
Versioning and Configuration Management |
It
has become clear that while versioning functionality alone
(WebDAV) is useful for a range of content authoring scenarios
involving one, or a small set of resources, versioning alone
is insufficient for managing larger sets of content. DeltaV
will define extensions to HTTP and the WebDAV Distributed
Authoring Protocol necessary to enable distributed Web authoring
tools to perform, in an interoperable manner, versioning and
configuration management of Web resources. |
Internet
Engineering Task Force (IETF) |
Schema |
DIG35 |
DIG35
Multimedia Standard for Digital Images |
The
overall goal of the DIG35 initiative is to define a standard
set of metadata for digital images that will improve the semantic
interoperability between devices, services and software. |
Digital
Imaging Group (DIG) |
Schema |
|
Description
Logic Markup Language |
DLML
is not a language but rather a system of DTDs that allows
to encode many (if not all) description logics in the same
framework. |
Description
Logics Markup Language |
Schema |
|
Dialogue
Moves Markup Language |
The
Dialogue Moves Markup Language is a standard XML messaging
interface between components of natural language dialog systems. |
IBM
Alphaworks |
Schema |
|
Document
Book |
DocBook
is an XML/SGML vocabulary particularly well suited to books
and papers about computer hardware and software (though it
is by no means limited to these applications). |
OASIS |
Schema |
|
DocScope |
DocScope
is a medical information tool that is as natural and easy
for physicians to use as the spreadsheet is for accountants. |
Minoru
Development Corp. |
Schema |
|
United
States Department of Defense Defense Information Infrastructure
Common Operating Environment XML Repository |
The
DoD Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) runs an XML
registry for the Defense Information Infrastructure (DII)
Common Operating Environment |
Defense
Information Systems Agency (DISA) |
Schema |
|
Digital
Property Rights Language |
DPRL
is intended to support commerce in digital works, that is,
publishing and selling electronic books, digital movies, digital
music, interactive games, computer software and other creations
distributed in digital form. |
XEROX
PARC / ContentGuard |
Schema |
|
Digital
Receipt Infrastructure |
The
standards describe the content, creation, exchange, and management
of digital receipts. Digital receipts provide authenticated
evidence of e-commerce transactions, much as paper receipts
have done in the past. |
Digital
Receipt Consortium |
Schema |
|
Directory
Services Markup Language |
The
Directory Services Markup Language (DSML) bridges the world
of directory services with the world of XML. DSML 1.0 provided
a means of representing directory information in XML. This
Technical Committee is working on DSML 2.0 which will add
support for querying and modifying directories. |
OASIS |
Schema |
|
Document
Structure Description |
The
Document Structure Description (DSD) is an XML schema language.
A DSD document is a specification of a class of XML documents
together with a default mechanism and documentation |
Basic
Research In Computer Science Department of Computer Science,
University of Aarhus, in association with the Department
of Computer Science, Aalborg University DENMARK |
Schema |
|
Distributed
Xml System |
The
Distributed Xml System.is way of using http to distribute
XML documents over the web. The goal is a simple system of
inter-server communication, where servers can query each other
to see which dxs "services" each has available.
It is aimed at the bioinformatics community, although there
is nothing about it that is inherently bio-specific. |
BioDAS |
Schema |
|
Ecological
Markup Language |
Ecological
Metadata Language (EML) is a metadata standard developed by
the ecology discipline and for the ecology discipline. It
is based on prior work done by the Ecological Society of America
and associated efforts (Michener et al., 1997, Ecological
Applications) |
National
Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis |
Schema |
|
Election
Markup Language |
Standardizing
the exchange of election and voter services information using
XML. |
OASIS |
Schema |
|
Environmental
Markup Language |
Environmental
Markup Language |
Environmental
Markup Language |
Schema |
|
Encoded
Archival Description |
The
Encoded Archival Description (EAD) is a standard for encoding
archival finding aids. |
United
States Library of Congress |
Schema |
|
Electronic
Business eXtensible Markup Language |
ebXML
(Electronic Business using eXtensible Markup Language), sponsored
by UN/CEFACT and OASIS, is a modular suite of specifications
that enables enterprises of any size and in any geographical
location to conduct business over the Internet. Using ebXML,
companies now have a standard method to exchange business
messages, conduct trading relationships, communicate data
in common terms and define and register business processes. |
OASIS
UN/CEFACT |
|
|
Electronic
Business eXtensible Markup Language |
eBIS-XML
allows orders and invoices to be exchanged directly between
different accounting applications. |
Business
Application Software Developers Association (BASDA) Organization |
Schema |
|
Electronic
Commerce Modeling Language |
Electronic
commerce frequently requires a substantial exchange of information
in order to complete a purchase or other transaction, especially
the first time the parties communicate. A standards set of
hiearchichally organized payment related information fields
in an XML syntax are defined as the second version of an Electronic
Commerce Modeling Language so that this task can be more easily
automated, for example by wallet software. |
Internet
Engineering Task Force (IETF) |
Schema |
|
eCo
Framework |
While
not specifically an XML standards effort, the eCo Framework
demonstrates the integration of three common component-based
electronic commerce services: semantic integration of multiple
database types with multiple data constructs and data libraries;
trusted open registries; and agent-mediated buying. |
CommerceNet |
Schema |
EcoKnowMICSML |
Economics
Modeling Language |
EcoKnowMICS
ML is "An Extended Markup Language (XML) application
for describing, sharing, and presenting economic data on the
Web using the standard XML format. |
Economic
Knowledge Management, Integration, and Communication System
(EcoKnowMICS Corp.) |
Schema |
|
Electronic
Design Automation Markup Language |
While
not specifically an XML standards effort, the eCo Framework
demonstrates the integration of three common component-based
electronic commerce services: semantic integration of multiple
database types with multiple data constructs and data libraries;
trusted open registries; and agent-mediated buying. |
Electronic
Tools Company, Inc. |
Schema |
|
Marine
and ship schema |
Two
schema are defined. One specifies the information requirements
for the exchange of a ship Hull Moulded Form between the
shipyard/designer and a model basin. It is based on the
STEP standard ISO 10303 - 216.
The
other specifies the information requirements for the exchange
of ship structural data between the shipyard and classification
society to perform hull approval. This is based on the STEP
parts AP215 and AP218 (ISO 10303-215, ISO 10303-218) |
Marine
e-Business Standards Association |
|
|
Equation
of State Markup Language |
The
Equation of State Markup Language (eosML) describes system
properties using compositional equation of state (EOS) models. |
Petrochemical
Open Software Corporation (POSC) |
Schema |
|
Earth
Science Markup Language |
The
Earth Science Markup Language (ESML) |
Information
Technology and Systems Center
University
of Alabama Huntsville |
Schema |
|
Electronic
Thesis and Dissertation Markup Language |
Electronic
Thesis and Dissertation Markup Language (ETD-ML):
* Allows semantic encoding of ETDs independent of visual
appearance
* Allows simplified hypertext and multimedia
* Can be retrieved and viewed electronically
* Can be stored in machine archives
* Survives short-lived rendering software
* Based on international standards for electronic publishing
(SGML, HyTime) |
Networked
Digital Library of Thesis and Dissertations |
Schema |
|
Field
Markup Language |
FieldML
is an XML-based language for describing time-varying and spatially-varying
fields. The language will eventually serve as a replacement
for the ".exelem" and ".exnode" files
used by CMISS, and is intended to be useful for other groups
interested in the field description problem. |
Biomedical
Engineering Research Group in the Department of Engineering
Science at the University of Auckland, New Zealand |
Schema |
|
Financial
Exchange Markup Language |
FinXML
is an XML (eXtensible Markup Language) based framework developed
to support a single universal standard for data interchange
within the Capital Markets. |
FinXML
Consortium |
Schema |
|
Flexible
Image Transport System |
The
Flexible Image Transport System, or FITS, is the format adopted
by the astronomical community for data interchange and archival
storage. |
NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) |
Schema |
|
Financial
Information Exchange Markup Language |
The
Financial Information eXchange (FIX) protocol is a messaging
standard developed specifically for the real-time electronic
exchange of securities transactions. |
Financial
Information eXchange (FIX) Organization |
Schema |
|
Formal
Language for Business Communication |
FLBC:
Formal Language for Business Communication (FLBC) can be seen
as a competitor to KQML. FLBC is a formal language that can
be used for automated electronic communication (e.g., EDI
or agent communications). |
Formal
Language for Business Communication |
Schema |
|
Flow
Markup Language |
FlowML
is a format for storing audio synthesis diagrams, as used
in various software synthesizers. |
FlowML |
Schema |
|
Financial
Products Markup Language |
FpML
(Financial products Markup Language) is a new protocol to
enable e-commerce activities in the field of financial derivatives. |
Financial
Products Markup Language (fpML) FpML.org |
Schema |
|
Financial
Services Markup Language |
The
Financial Services Markup Language (FSML) is a data description
language based on the Standard Generalized Markup Language
(SGML) that was developed to create financial documents for
delivery over the Internet, including eCheck and their associated
documentation. |
Financial
Services Technology Consortium (FSTC) |
Schema |
GML |
Game
Markup Language |
Game
Markup Language |
Heavy
Cat Multimedia, Ltd |
Schema |
GML |
Generalized
Markup Language |
The
Generalized Markup Language (GML) (originally named Text Description
Language (TDL)) was the first standardized language for annotating
or tagging text. |
Charles
F. Goldfarb, Ed Mosher and Ray Lorie |
Schema |
|
Geography
Markup Language |
The
Geography Markup Language (GML) is an XML encoding for the
transport and storage of geographic information, including
both the spatial and non-spatial properties of geographic
features. |
OpenGIS
Consortium |
Schema |
|
Guideline
XML |
Guideline
XML (gXML) is ant XML standards-based exchange format specifically
designed to simplify the integration of EDI translators,
validation engines, forms builders, and specification tools.
Guideline
XML (gXML) is an open specification designed to facilitate
the exchange of e-commerce guidelines using eXtensible Markup
Language (XML). Guidelines are used to define business documents
such as purchase orders, catalog requests and invoices. |
EDIFecs |
Schema
Schema
(DTD) |
|
Genome
Annotation Markup Elements |
The
goals of GAME, at least in the perspective of the bioxml community,
are to provide an xml dtd and tools for annotating biosequence
"features". |
BioDas |
Schema |
|
Green
Building Markup Language |
The
Green Building XML Schema is designed to be the best solution
for architects, building designers, CAD developers, and product
manufacturers who want to incorporate green building principles
in their designs, tools, and products. |
Green
Building XML |
Schema |
|
Geometry
Description Markup Language |
The
Geometry Description Markup Language (GDML) defines of geometry
data in XML format. |
GDML |
Schema |
|
Gene
Expression Markup Language |
GEML
- an open-standard XML format for DNA microarray and gene
expression data. |
Rosetta
Biosoftware, Inc. |
Schema |
Schema
(sequence) |
Schema
(array layout) |
Schema
(array measure) |
|
|
Geneological
Data Markup Language |
GEDML
encods genealogical data sets in XML. |
Geneological
Data Markup Languag |
Schema |
|
Global
Engineering Network Initiative |
GEN
addresses business-to-business electronic commerce in engineering. |
C-Lab
Innovation Center of Siemens and Universität Paderborn
|
Schema |
|
Geography
and Languages |
Advancing
the XML Topic Maps specification (ISO/IEC 13250:2000) for
navigating information resources by defining published subjects
for languages, countries, and regions. |
OASIS |
Schema |
|
Gastro-Intestinal
Markup Language |
Gastro-Intestinal
Markup Language |
MIT |
Schema |
|
GeneOntology
Markup |
A comprehensive
XMLSchema GPS/Location markup language (GPSml) for a standard
way of sharing GPS location information between disparate
systems, devices and users |
Gene
Ontology Consortium |
Schema |
|
Global
Positioning Markup Language |
The
goal of the Gene Ontology Consortium is to produce a dynamic
controlled vocabulary that can be applied to all eukaryotes
even as knowledge of gene and protein roles in cells is accumulating
and changing. |
Chaeron
Corp. |
Schema |
|
Grid
eXtensible Data |
GXD,
Grid eXtensible Data, is a framework facilitating publication
and use of data from diverse data sources. GXD defines an
object-oriented data model designed to represent a wide range
of things including data, its metadata, resources and query
results. |
NASA |
Schema |
|
Graph
Exchange Language |
GXL
(Graph Exchange Language) is designed to be a standard exchange
format for graphs. |
Graph
eXchange Language |
Schema |
|
Health
Level 7 XML |
The
HL7 Document is intended to be the basic unit of a document-oriented
Electronic Patient Record (EPR). In the document-oriented
patient record, whether computer- or paper-based, the patient's
medical record is represented as a collection of documents. |
Health
Level 7 |
Schema
Schema
(W3C) |
|
Handheld
Device Markup Language |
The
Handheld Device Markup Language (HDML) is a presentation markup
language designed for Personal Digital Assistants (PDA) |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Historical
Event Markup and Linking |
The
Historical Event Markup and Linking project explores XML-related
technologies to develop a set of text markup and transformation
tools that are useful to historians world-wide. |
Historical
Event Markup and Linking |
Schema |
|
Health
Care Claim Institutional |
A DTD
for the ANSI ASC 837 (Version 4010) Health Care Claim-Institutional,
the HIPAA-mandated standard for electronic health care claims
by institutions, effective October 16, 2002. The Health Insurance
Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) mandates standards
for electronic claims and certain other transactions which
health plans, clearinghouses and payers must implement by
October 2002, provided that covered entities may obtain a
one year delay by filing a compliance plan and meeting certain
other conditions (see Administrative Simplification Compliance
Act: Simple Delay). |
ComplyX
Structured Information, Inc. |
Schema |
|
Hospitality
Industry Technology Integration Standards |
The
Historical Event Markup and Linking project explores XML-related
technologies to develop a set of text markup and transformation
tools that are useful to historians world-wide. |
American
Hotel & Motel Association |
Schema |
|
Human
Resources Markup Language |
hr-xml.org
is home to the HR-XML Consortium, an independent, non-profit
organization dedicated to the development and promotion of
standardized XML vocabularies for human resources (HR). |
HR-XML
Consortium |
|
|
Human
Resource Management Markup Language |
Structured
Methods has developed Human Resource Management Markup Language
(HRMML), an XML-based markup language for job postings, job
descriptions, and resumes. |
Structure
Methods, Inc. |
Schema
(see HR-XML) |
|
HyperText
Markup Language |
HTML
is the lingua franca for publishing hypertext on the World
Wide Web. It is a non-proprietary format based upon SGML,
and can be created and processed by a wide range of tools,
from simple plain text editors - you type it in from scratch-
to sophisticated WYSIWYG authoring tools. |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Hypertext
Transfer Protocol |
The
Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is a protocol with the
lightness and speed necessary for a distributed collaborative
hypermedia information system. It is a generic stateless object-oriented
protocol, which may be used for many similar tasks such as
name servers, and distributed object-oriented systems, by
extending the commands, or "methods", used. A feature
if HTTP is the negotiation of data representation, allowing
systems to be built independently of the development of new
advanced representations. |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Hypertext
Transfer Protocol Distribution and Replication Protocol |
The
Hypertext Transfer Protocol Distribution and Replication Protocol
(HTTP-DRP) provides a specification of a protocol for the
efficient replication of data over HTTP. Discussion seems
to have halted on this initiative. |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Human
Markup Language |
HumanML
is designed to represent human characteristics through XML.
The aim is to enhance the fidelity of human communication. |
OASIS |
Schema |
|
Hypermedia
Time-based Structuring Language |
The
Hypermedia/Time-based Structuring Language (HyTime), defined
in this International Standard, provides facilities for representing
static and dynamic information that is processed and interchanged
by hypertext and multimedia applications. |
ISO/IEC
JTC1/SC34
ISO
- International Organization for Standardization |
Schema |
|
Image
Markup Langauge |
IML
is a schema for storing textual annotations to GIF or JPEG
image |
University
of Washington |
Schema |
|
Instrument
Markup Language
also
Instrument Control Markup Language |
The
Instrument Markup Language (IML) is designed to be a very
general and highly extensible framework that applies to virtually
any kind of instrument that can be controlled by a computer.
|
NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC)
CommerceOne,
Inc. |
|
|
Information
and Content Exchange |
Specifically,
ICE manages and automates establishment of syndication relationships,
data transfer, and results analysis. |
IDEAlliance |
Schema |
|
International
Development Markup Language |
The
IDML Initiative was formed to discuss the possibility of a
International Development Markup Language, or IDML, for the
international development community. |
International
Development Markup Language Initiative |
Schema |
|
Intrusion
Detection Exchange Format |
The
purpose of the Intrusion Detection Working Group is to define
data formats and exchange procedures for sharing information
of interest to intrusion detection and response systems, and
to management systems which may need to interact with them. |
Internet
Engineering Task Force (IETF) |
Schema |
|
IEEE
DTD |
This
DTD is intended to allow both new standards to be edited and
legacy data to be handled. Therefore it has to cope with all
the different ways the standards were written in the last
couple of decades. Thus the DTD is intentionnally lax. It
is VERY flexible. |
Institute
of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) |
Schema |
|
Interactive
Financial eXchange |
The
IFX specification provides a robust and scalable framework
for the exchange of financial data and instructions independent
of a particular network technology or computing platform |
Interactive
Financial eXchange (IFX) Forum |
Schema |
|
Instant
Messaging and Presence Protocol |
InTml
describes virtual reality (VR) applications in a platform-independent
and toolkit-independent manner, for development and understanding
purposes. |
Internet
Engineering Task Force (IETF) |
Schema |
|
IMS
Global Learning Specifications |
IMS Global Learning Consortium,
Inc. (IMS) is developing open specifications for facilitating
online distributed learning activities such as locating
and using educational content, tracking learner progress,
reporting learner performance, and exchange. |
IMS
Global Learning Consortium, Inc. |
Schema |
|
Interaction
Techniques Markup Language |
InTml
describes virtual reality (VR) applications in a platform-independent
and toolkit-independent manner, for development and understanding
purposes. |
University
of Alberta, Department of Computing Science |
Schema |
|
Internet
Open Trading Protocol |
The
Internet Open Trading Protocol provides an interoperable framework
for Internet commerce. It is optimized for the case where
the buyer and the merchant do not have a prior acquaintance
and is payment system independent. |
Internet
Engineering Task Force (IETF) |
Schema |
|
Investment
Research Markup Language |
Standardizing
and promoting a universal platform for the exchange of information
relating to processes and products surrounding the creation,
distribution and retrieval of financial research content. |
Investment
Research Markup Language Organization |
Schema |
|
ISO/IEC
13250 Topic Navigation Maps |
This
International Standard provides a standardized notation for
interchangeably representing information about the structure
of information resources used to define topics, and the relationships
between topics.. |
ISO/IEC
JTC1/SC34
ISO
- International Organization for Standardization |
Schema |
|
International
Consortium for the Advancement of Academic Publication (ICAAP)
eXtended Markup Language |
The
International Consortium for the Advancement of Academic Publication
(ICAAP) has developed its own SGML application, called ICAAP
eXtended Markup Language, for use in archiving and producing
scholarly content. IXML provides a complete scholarly journal
markup system for producing critical content (e.g., journal
articles). |
International
Consortium for the Advancement of Academic Publication (ICAAP) |
Schema |
|
Digital
Receipt Standard |
Tthe
IXRetail digital receipt XML schema is an electronic purchase
verification that can be issued by retailers, financial institutions
or any other industry that provides consumers proof of purchase.
|
The
Association for Retail Technology Standards (ARTS) |
Schema |
|
Jabber
Markup Language |
The
first application of Jabber technology is an instant messaging
system focused on privacy, security, ease of use, access from
anywhere using any device, and interoperability with IM, phone,
and web-based services. |
Jabber
Software Foundation |
|
|
Job
Definition Format |
Job
Definition Format (JDF) supplies a means for printing businesses
to streamline the process of producing printed material. |
International
Cooperation for Integration of Processes in Prepress, Press
and Postpress (CIP4) |
Schema |
|
Java
Documentation |
JDox,
an easily formatted, fully searchable XML version of Sun Microsystems's
Javadoc program results. |
Sun
Microsystems |
Schema |
JECMM |
Joint
Engineering Change Management Model |
Joint
Engineering Change Management Model |
PDIT
Interoperability Solutions, Inc. |
|
|
JavaTM
Life Insurance Language |
The
JLife standard takes both the ACORD Life Data Model and the
methods defined for processing data in OLifE and translate
them into JAVA. This provides a component-based solution for
sharing data that links Internet client applications to the
data from back office systems. |
Acord |
Schema |
|
JavaTM
Music Markup Language |
Java
Music Specification Language (JMSL) is a Java-based development
tool for experiments in algorithmic composition, live performance,
and intelligent instrument design. |
JSML |
Schema |
|
JavaTM
Speech API Markup Language |
JScoreML
is an on-line musical notation editor with playback and midi
file creation capabilities. It was developed in association
with the NIDE project. |
SUN
Microsystems, Inc. |
Schema |
|
JavaTM
Score Markup Language |
The
JavaTM Speech API Markup Language (JSML) is a text format
used by applications to annotate text input to speech synthesizers |
JScoreML |
Schema |
|
Koala
Bean Markup Language |
The
Koala KBML package enables to serialize/deserialize JavaBeansTM
to/from XML documents. |
Koala
Project,
ILOG, Inc. FRANCE |
Schema
(API) |
|
Langues
et Civisations à Tradition Orale |
Among
other things, the goal of the LACITO project is to archive
linguistic documents associating transcription and recorded
speech in a format which guarantees their conservation and
their availability for research. |
LACITO |
Schema |
|
Land
Extensible Markup Language |
The
LandXML schema facilitates the exchange of data create during
the Land Planning, Civil Engineering and Land Survey process. |
LandXML
Organization |
Schema |
|
Legal
Electronic Data Exchange Standard |
The
LEDESTM (Legal Electronic Data Exchange Standard) file format
is intended to serve as a standard file format to be used
by the legal industry for the electronic exchange of information.
Version 1998B is an ASCII based format, but LEDES 2000 (L2K)
is an XML proposal. |
LEDES
Committee |
|
|
Legal
Markup Language |
Legal
Markup Langauge for court
filings, contracts,
notary,
justice
and transcripts. |
LegalXML
OASIS |
|
|
Life
Data Model |
Life
information model for life insurance. |
Acord |
Schema |
|
Liturgical
Markup Language |
LitML
is intended as a markup language for liturgical texts, and
will be defined using XML. |
Oremus |
Schema |
|
Learning
Material Markup Language |
The
Learning Material Markup Language (LMML) Framework is a flexibly
adaptable and extensible family of XML markup languages for
learning and teaching material (teachware). LMML provides
sub-languages for various educational fields. |
LMML,
Christian Süß., University of Passau |
Schema |
|
Log
Markup Language |
Log
Markup Language (LOGML) is an XML 1.0 application designed
to describe log reports of web servers. |
Department
of Computer Science
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
|
Schema |
|
Log
Graphics Markup Language |
This document is an initial proposal
for an ASCII oil field log graphics description mechanism
based on the eXtensible Markup Language (XML).
|
Petrochemical
Open Software Corporation (POSC) |
Schema |
|
Learning
Technology Standards Committee XML |
The
mission of IEEE Learning Technology Standards Committee (LTSC)
working groups is to facilitate the development, deployment,
maintenance and interoperation of computer implementations
of education and training components and systems [through
standards] |
Institute
of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) |
Schema |
|
MicroArray
Markup Language |
Microarray
Markup Language (MAML) is a data format for describing information
about DNA-array based experiments. |
Object
Management Group (OMG) |
Schema |
|
Materials
Property Markup Language |
The
MatML effort is addressing the problems of interpretation
and interoperability through the development of an extensible
markup language (XML) for materials data that will permit
the storage, transmission, and processing of materials property
data. |
National
Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
Material
Science and Engineering Laboratory (MET) |
Schema |
|
Mathematics
Markup Language |
MathML
is an XML application for describing mathematical notation
and capturing both its structure and content. The goal of
MathML is to enable mathematics to be served, received, and
processed on the World Wide Web, just as HTML has enabled
this functionality for text. |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Mortgage
Bankers of America Markup Language |
The
Mortgage Industry Standards Maintenance Organization's mission
is to develop, promote, and maintain voluntary electronic
commerce standards for the mortgage industry |
Mortgage
Industry Standards Maintenance Organization |
Schema |
|
Meta
Content Framework (MCF) |
The
Meta Content Framework (MCF) is a tool to provide information
about information. |
The
Mozilla
Organization |
Schema |
|
Market
Data Definition Language |
The
Market Data Definition Language (MDDL) is an XML-based interchange
format and common data dictionary on the fields needed to
describe 1) financial instruments, 2) corporate events affecting
value and tradability and 3) market-related, economic and
industrial indicators. |
Financial
Information Services Division (FISD) of the Software
and Information Industry Association (SIIA) |
Schema |
|
Manufacturing
Markup Language |
MDSI
Releases XML Standard for Publishing Manufacturing Production
Data on the Internet. |
MDSI,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Metarule |
Metarule
permits the representation of knowledge in a fuzzy logic rule
based manner, with support for mathematical expressions and
both numerical and categorical input and output variables. |
National
Research Council CANADA |
Schema |
|
Multifamily
Data Exchange |
The
Multifamily Data Exchange (MFDX) is the Open Data Standard
(ODS) developed for the benefit of the apartment industry
to facilitate the exchange of apartment data through XML. |
Multifamily
Data Exchange |
Schema |
|
Mediation
of Information using XML |
The
goal of the MIX Project is to study, develop, apply and evaluate
systems for mediation across heterogeneous information sources. |
National
Partnership for Advanced Computational Infrastructure (NPACI) |
Schema |
|
Marker
Markup Language |
The
Maker Markup Language (MML) supports Adobe, Inc. FrameMaker
(TM) software. |
Adobe,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Modest
Markup Language |
The
Modest Markup Language is a text markup language based on
setext
(structure-enhanced text) by Ian Feldman. It borrows the spirit
of setext, many of its concepts, and even some of its syntax. |
Metamage Software Creations
|
Schema |
|
Music
Markup Language |
Music
Markup Language. |
Music
Markup Language |
Schema |
|
Molecular
Dynamics Markup Language |
MoDL
(pronounced as Model) stands for Molecular Dynamics Language.
MoDL is an XML application that allows chemical simulation
data visualization over the Web. |
|
Schema |
|
Media
Object Server XML |
Media
Object Server Communications Protocol (MOS): An evolving protocol
for communications between Newsroom Computer Systems (NCS)
and Media Object Servers (MOS) such as Video Servers, Audio
Servers, Still Stores, and Character Generators. |
Associate
Press |
Schema |
|
Multimodal
Presentation Markup Language |
MPML
(Multimodal Presenation Markup Language) is a language developed
to enable the description of multimodal presentation based
on charactor agents in easier way. |
Department
of Information and Communication Engineering
School of Information Science and Technology
University of Tokyo JAPAN |
Schema |
|
Meat
and Poultry eXtensible Markup Language |
Meat
and Poultry eXtensible Markup Language defines e-commerce
within the meat and poultry industry. |
Meat
and Poultry Data Standards Initiative |
Schema |
|
Multimedia
Retrieval Markup Language
|
The
Multimedia Retrieval Markup Language (MRML) attempts to unifify
access to multimedia retrieval and management software component
in order to extend their capoabilities. |
MRML |
Schema |
|
Multiple
Sequence Alignments in XML |
MSAML
is a set of XML compliant markup components for describing
multiple sequence alignments [amino acids and nucleic acid
sequences].. |
National
Research Coucil CANADA |
Schema |
|
Marine
Trading Markup Language |
The
Marine Trading Markup Language (MTML) is designed to use the
Internet to greatly facilitate trading in the maritime industry. |
Maritime
eCommerce Association |
Schema |
|
Meaningful
Text Markup Language |
The
Meaningful Text Markup Language (MTML) is language that supports
tudy toosl for taking notes and creating multiple indexes
of topical reference within the contents of the book being
presented. |
Gizmotron
Graphics, Inc. |
|
|
Music
eXtensible Markup Langauge |
Music
eXtensible Markup Langauge |
MusiXML |
Schema |
|
Music
eXtensible Markup Langauge |
MusicXML
is a universal translator for common Western musical notation
from the 17th century onwards. It is designed as an interchange
format for notation, analysis, retrieval, and performance
applications. |
Recordare,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Name/Address
Markup Language |
This
language has been developed primarily for name and address
data management. Name and Address is crucial for any customer
data and our objective is to standardise the representation
of the name and address data. |
MSI
Business Solutions Pty. Ltd |
Schema |
|
Extensible
Name and Address Language |
Name
and address Language |
OASIS |
|
|
Newspaper
Association of America (NAA) Classified Ads format |
Establish
standards that permit advertisers to provide, and newspapers
to share and aggregate, advertising data for publication in
media-independent formats. |
Newspaper
Association of America (NAA) |
Schema |
|
Navy
DTD/FOSI Repository |
The
Navy DTD/FOSI Repository was established as a mechanism to
promote sharing of DoN DTDs and FOSIs and minimize DoN investment
in DTD and FOSI development. |
Naval
Surface Warface Center Navy Continuous Acquisition &
Life-Cycle Support (CALS) |
|
|
News
Markup Language |
NewsML
is an XML encoding for news which is intended to be used for
the creation, transfer, delivery and archiving of news. |
International
Press Telecommunications Council (IPTC) |
Schema |
|
News
Markup Language |
News
Markup Language (NML) is a single standard language for news
markup, opening a gateway for easily moving news articles
to the Internet and beyond. |
American
Press Institute (API) |
Schema |
|
National
Information Standards Organization Digital Talking Books |
The
Digital Talking Book 3.0 provides the means to package a published
book with the combination of professional narration, navigation
into that narration, and the text of the book marked with
tags to convey its structure, content, and metadata. |
National
Information Standards Organization (NISO) |
Schema |
|
News
Industry Text Format |
NITF
uses the eXtensible Markup Language to define the content
and structure of news articles. Because metadata is applied
throughout the news content, NITF documents are far more searchable
and useful than HTML pages. |
International
Press Telecommunications Council (IPTC) |
Schema |
|
National
Library of Medicine XML Formats |
As
part of its reinvention efforts, NLM continues to refine the
format that will be used for our forthcoming data creation
and maintenance system and for distribution of MEDLINE data. |
National
Library of Medicine |
Schema |
|
NaVigation
Markup Language |
The
"NVML" (NaVigation Markup Language) is a markup
language for describing the navigation information for A variety
of mobile information appliances are developed rapidly such
as smart phones with capability of Internet access, PDAs (Personal
Digital Assistants) equipped with GPS (Global Positioning
System), and car navigation systems |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Open
Applications Group Integration Specification) |
The
Open Applications Group is a non-profit consortium focusing
on best practices and process-based XML content for e-business
and application integration. It publishes a wide array of
process models and XML-based business messages for software
interoperability. |
Open
Applications Group |
Schema |
|
Open
Buying on the Internet |
The
Open Buying on the Internet (OBI)(TM) standard is an open,
flexible framework for business-to-business Internet commerce
solutions. The initial focus of OBI is on automating the high-volume,
low-dollar transactions between trading partners that account
for 80% of most organizations purchasing activities. |
Open
Buying on the Internet |
Schema |
|
Open
Catalog Protocol (OCP) and Open Catalog Format (OCF) |
Open
Catalog Protocol (OCP is an open standard for describing product
catalogs and is used to represent, store, and transport product
information. |
MartSoft,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Weather
Observation Definition Format |
Weather
Observation Markup Format is an application of XML to describe
a particular kind of documents: weather observation reports. |
Navy
Fleet Numerical Meteorology and Oceanography Center (FNMOC) |
Schema |
|
Open
Digital Rights Language |
The
Open Digital Rights Language (ODRL) provides the semantics
for a Digital Rights Management expression language and data
dictionary pertaining to all forms of digtial content. |
The
Open Digital Rights Language Initiative |
Schema |
|
Open
eBook Publication Structure |
The
purpose of the Open eBook Publication Structure is to provide
a specification for representing the content of electronic
books. Specifically: The specification is intended to give
content providers (e.g., publishers, and others who have content
to be displayed) and tool providers minimal and common guidelines
which ensure fidelity, accuracy, accessibility, and presentation
of electronic content over various electronic book platforms.
The specification seeks to reflect established content format
standards. The goal of this specification is to provide the
purveyors of electronic-book content (publishers, agents,
authors et al.) a format for use in providing content to multiple
reading systems. |
Open
Book Forum |
Schema |
|
Open
Financial Exchange |
Open
Financial Exchange supports a wide range of financial activities
including consumer and small business banking; consumer and
small business bill payment; bill presentment and investments,
including stocks, bonds and mutual funds. |
Open
Financial Exchange |
Schema |
|
Ontology
Interchange Language |
Ontologies
provide a shared and common understanding of a domain that
can be communicated across people and application systems.
The Ontology Inference Layer OIL is a proposal for a joint
standard for specifying and exchanging ontologies. |
On-To-Knowledge
Information
Society Technologies (IST)
Program
for Research, Technology Development & Demonstration
|
Schema |
|
Open
Information Model |
The
Open Information Model (OIM) is a set of metadata specifications
to facilitate sharing and reuse in the application development
and data warehousing domains. |
Metadata
Coalition (MDC) (Object Management Group (OMG)) |
Schema |
|
Open
Life Insurance Exchange |
The
OLifE standard defines the middleware pieces needed to allow
applications used in a life insurance agent's system to share
data that is common between them. Where ACORD XML for Life
focuses on cross-system information sharing, OLifE (and JLife)
provide the framework for "intra" system information
sharing between applications running on a single computer. |
Acord |
Schema |
|
Ontology
Markup Language |
A
principled approach to knowledge representation and data analysis
that "advocates methods and instruments of conceptual
knowledge processing which support people in their rational
thinking, judgement and acting and promote critical discussion." |
The
Ontology Consortium (Ontologos) |
Schema |
|
ONIX
International DTD |
ONIX
International is the international standard for representing
and communicating book industry product information in electronic
form, incorporating the core content which has been specified
in national initiatives such as BIC Basic and AAP?s ONIX Version. |
Book
Industry Study Group (BISG) |
Schema |
|
Object-Oriented
Programing Meta-Language |
The
OOPML project defines a XML development support for self-documented
and sel-tested classes. |
Informatique
et recherche opérationnelle
Université
de Montréal |
Schema |
|
Outline
Processor Markup Language |
The
Outline Processor Markup Language (OPML) is an XML-based format
that allows exchange of outline-structured information between
applications running on different operating systems and environments. |
OPML |
Schema |
|
OpenMath
Standard |
OpenMath
is an emerging standard for representing mathematical objects
with their semantics, allowing them to be exchanged between
computer programs, stored in databases, or published on the
worldwide web. |
OpenMath
Standard |
Schema |
|
OpenOffice
XML Formatd |
OpenOffice
XML is an open and ubiquitous XML-based file format for office
documents. |
Open
Office |
Schema |
|
Outline
Processor Markup Language |
OPML
an XML-based format that allows exchange of outline-structured
information between applications running on different operating
systems and environments. |
Outline
Processor Markup Language |
Schema |
|
Open
Philanthropy Exchange |
Open
Financial Exchange supports a wide range of financial activities
including consumer and small business banking; consumer and
small business bill payment; bill presentment and investments,
including stocks, bonds and mutual funds. |
Open
Philanthropy Exchange (OPX) |
Schema |
|
Open
Software Description Format |
The
Open Software Description (OSD) format. OSD is an application
of the eXtensible Markup Language (XML), is a vocabulary used
for describing software packages and their dependencies for
heterogeneous clients. We expect OSD to be useful in automated
software distribution environments |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Open
Travel Alliance |
OTA
presents the specifications for customer profile messages
in the travel industry,covering airlines, car rentals, hotels,
and other travel services. |
Open
Travel Alliance |
Schema |
|
Pattern
Markup Language |
PML
(Pattern Markup Language) is a XML-based format to describe
software patterns. |
Keio
University, JAPAN |
Schema |
|
Paper
Markup Language |
PML
(Paper Markup Language) is a new protocol for Internet-based
commerce between buyers and sellers of paper and printing
products. |
PaperHub,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Philanthropic
Markup Language |
PML
(Philanthropic Markup Langauge) describes giving |
Giving
Space Organization |
Schema |
|
Physical
Markup Language |
PML
(Physical Markup Langauge) is a proposed langauge for describing
physical objects, systems and processes. |
Auto-ID
Center |
Schema |
|
Physical
Markup Language |
PML
(Physical Markup Langauge) is a subset of HumanML |
OASIS |
Schema |
|
Portal
Markup Language |
PML
(Portal Markup Langauge) describes portal related data, metadata
and the structure of the Portal Markup Language DOM |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Procedural
Markup Language |
PML
(Procedural Markup Language) is a markup language written
in XML that allows the content designer to encode domain knowledge
in an intuitive and flexible manner by specifying the knowledge
structures, the underlying physical media, and the relationship
between them using cognitive media roles. (paper) |
Georgia
Institute of Technology |
Schema |
|
Property
Markup Language |
PML
(Property Markup Language)is designed for programmers, as
a technology it doesn't only provide a fancy C/Java source
look and feel. It also provides an automated high-level shareable
repository system. |
Budic,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Platform
for Privacy Preferences |
The
Platform for Privacy Preferences Project (P3P), developed
by the World Wide Web Consortium, is emerging as an industry
standard providing a simple, automated way for users to gain
more control over the use of personal information on Web sites
they visit. |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Product
Data Markup Language |
Product
Data Markup Language (PDML) is an Extensible Markup Language
(XML) vocabulary designed to support the interchange of product
information among commercial systems (such as PDM systems)
or government systems (such as JEDMICS). |
Product
Data Interoperability (PDI) project
PDIT
Interoperability Solutions, Inc. |
Schema |
|
Product
Definition eXchange |
The
PDX standardization effort is focused on the problem of communicating
product content information between original equipment manufacturers
(OEM), electronic manufacturing service (EMS) providers and
component suppliers. |
National
Electronics Manufacturing Initiative, Virtual Factory Information
Interchange Project |
Schema |
|
Epicentre
XML |
The
Epicentre XML Exchange Format is based on the Express Specification
of the Epicentre Data Model. |
Petrochemical
Open Software Corporation (POSC) |
Schema |
|
Petroleum
Markup Language |
This
is the oil industry's first set of XML schemas specifically
designed to empower industry participants in end-to-end automation
of oil field operations. |
Oildex,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Precision
Graphics Markup Language |
PGML
is a 2D scalable graphics language designed to meet both the
simple vector graphics needs of casual users and the precision
needs of graphics artists. |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Physics
Markup Language |
The
complete set of XML representations of physics concepts is
termed "Physics Markup Language", or PhysicsML. |
Minnesota
Institute for Computational Physics and Chemistry |
Schema |
|
Platform
for Internet Content Selection |
The
PICSTM specification enables labels (metadata) to be associated
with Internet content. |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Predictive
Model Markup Language |
Predictive
Model Markup Language (PMML) is an XML-based language which
provides a quick and easy way for companies to define predictive
models and share models between compliant vendors' applications. |
Data
Mining Group (DMG) |
Schema |
|
Pet
Name Markup Language |
The
Pet Name Markup Language (PNML) is a simple substitution system
to allow humans to use simple names that translate into secure
objects before transmitted on the network.
|
ERights |
Schema |
|
Petri
Net Markup Language |
The
Petri Net Markup Language (PNML) is an interchange format
for Petri nets. A Petri Net is a directed, bipartite graph
in which nodes are either "places" (represented
by circles) or "transitions" (represented by rectangles),
invented by Carl Adam Petri. A Petri net is marked by placing
"tokens" on places. When all the places with arcs
to a transition (its input places) have a token, the transition
"fires", removing a token from each input place
and adding a token to each place pointed to by the transition
(its output places).
|
Department
of Computer Science
Humboldt
Universität zu Berlin |
Schema |
|
Platform
for Internet Content Selection |
PNG
is an extensible file format for the lossless, portable, well-compressed
storage of raster images. |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Printing
Industry Markup Language |
PrintML
( for Printing Industry Markup Language) is a professional
application based on the XML language specifically created
for the printing industry. |
PrintML |
Schema |
|
Print
Talk |
PrintTalk
is a consortium of print industry professionals seeking to
provide an open XML standard to communicate business information
used in the
Graphic Arts industry. |
PrintTalk
Consortium |
Schema |
|
Production
Markup Language |
IThe
Production Markup Language (ProductionML) describes oil and
gas production information. |
Petrochemical
Open Software Corporation (POSC) |
Schema |
|
Process
Specification Language |
The
Process Specification Language (PSL) is a neutral, standard
language for process specification to serve as an Interlingua
to integrate multiple process-related applications throughout
the manufacturing life cycle. |
National
Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) |
Schema |
|
Portable
Site Information
|
Portable
Site Information is a language for creating websites that
are portable between different web content platforms. |
Portable
Site Information |
Schema |
|
Quest
Markup Language
|
The
Quest Markup Language, is a free XML-based Choose-Your-Own-Adventure
game system. |
Quest
Markup Language |
|
|
Question
and Answer Markup Language
|
The
purpose of QAML is to provide a more specific format for documents
dealing with questions and answers. |
Academia
Sinica Computing Centre CHINA |
Schema |
|
Quick
Data
|
The
Electronic Component Information eXchange (ECIX) QuickData
Specifications enable real-time, business-to-business transactions
such as queries and responses to be conducted over the Internet. |
Electronic
Component Information eXchange (ECIX)
Silicon
Integration Initiative, Inc. |
Schema |
|
Role
Based Access Control Policy |
Role
Based Access Control Policy (RBAC) defines an open protocol
to improve the process of categorizing, aggregating, comparing,
sorting, and distributing global financial research. |
PrivilEge
and Role Management Infrastructure Standards Validation
(PERMIS) |
Schema |
|
Resource
Directory Description Language |
A RDDL
document, called a Resource Directory, provides a package
of information about some target, including: (1) Human-readable
descriptive material about the target. (2) A directory of
individual resources related to the target, each directory
entry containing descriptive material and linked to the resource
in question. |
Open
Health |
Schema |
|
Resource
Description Framework |
The
Resource Description Framework (RDF) integrates a variety
of applications from library catalogs and world-wide directories
to syndication and aggregation of news, software, and content
to personal collections of music, photos, and events using
XML as an interchange syntax. |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Reusable
Data Language |
e-Numerate
created RDL(TM) tags to attach to numbers. The tags tell Numerator
Lite(TM) what the numbers actually represent (i.e. feet, yen,
home runs) and how they relate to other numbers. |
eNumerate,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Recipe
Markup Langauge |
Recipe
Markup Language -- The Format for Online Recipe Content.(Formerly
known as DESSERT.) Currently at version 0.5; industry participation
in completion of the spec is welcome. |
FormatData,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Regular
Expressions for the eXtensible Markup Language |
REgular
LAnguage description for XML (RELAX) is a specification for
describing XML-based languages. |
INSTAC XML SWG
Japanese
Standard Association (JSA) |
Schema |
|
Regular
Expressions for the eXtensible Markup Language Next Generation |
REgular
LAnguage description for the eXtensible Markup Language Next
Generation (RELAX NG) unifies two XML schema languages: |
INSTAC XML SWG
Japanese
Standard Association (JSA)
Thai
Open Source Software Center THAILAND |
Schema |
|
Real
Estate Markup Language |
reXML
was created to provide a standard XML-based representation
of the data that can now be electronically transferred between
property management and financial analysis applications. |
Realm
Business Solutions, Inc. |
Schema |
|
Real
Estate Property Markup Language |
The
REPML schema addresses the need for a concise, property-centric
document model and information interchange framework for real
estate properties and listings. REPML utilizes the DCN namespace,
an accepted standard for Real Estate. |
Mortgage
Industry Standards Maintenance Organization |
Schema |
|
Resume
Markup Language |
The
XML Résumé Library is an Extensible Markup Language
(XML) Document Type Definition for describing résumés. |
ResumeXML |
Schema |
|
Real
Estate Transaction Markup Language |
The
"Real Estate Transaction Standard (RETS) is the new open
standard for exchanging real estate transaction information. |
Real
Estate Transaction Standard (RETS) |
Schema |
|
Relational-Functional
Markup Language |
The
Relational-Functional Markup Language (RFML) is an XML application
for Relfun-style declarative programming and knowledge representation. |
German
Research Center for Artificial Intelligence GmbH, GERMANY |
Schema |
|
Rights
Language |
The
purpose of the Rights Language TC is to define the industry
standard for a digital rights language that supports a wide
variety of business models and has an architecture that provides
the flexibility to address the needs of the diverse communities
that have recognized the need for a rights language. |
OASIS |
Schema |
|
Research
Information Exchange Markup Language |
To
define an open protocol to improve the process of categorizing,
aggregating, comparing, sorting, and distributing global financial
research. |
Research
Information Exchange Markup Language |
Schema |
|
Roaming
Operations |
The
Roaming Operations (ROAMOPS) specification supports user roaming
among groups of Internet service providers (ISPs). |
Internet
Engineering Task Force (IETF) |
Schema |
|
RosettaNet
Partner Interface Process (PIP) |
RosettaNet
Partner Interface Processes(TM) (PIPs(TM)) define business
processes between supply-chain partners, providing the models
and documents for the implementation of standards. |
RosettaNet |
Schema |
|
RDF
(Rich) Site Summary |
RDF
Site Summary (RSS) is a lightweight multipurpose extensible
metadata description and syndication format. RSS is an XML
application, conforming to the W3C's RDF Specification. |
RSS |
Schema |
|
Rule
Markup Language |
The Rule Markup Language (RuleML) permits both forward (bottom-up)
and backward (top-down) rules in XML for deduction, rewriting,
and further inferential-transformational tasks.
Rules
can be stated (1) in natural language, (2) in some formal
notation, or (3) in a combination of both. Being in the
third, 'semiformal' category, the RuleML Initiative is working
towards an XML-based markup language that permits Web-based
rule storage, interchange, retrieval, and firing/application.
|
German
Research Center for Artificial Intelligence GmbH, GERMANY |
Schema |
|
Simple
Markup Language |
The Simple Markup Language (SML) is a strict subset of XML
SML supports: (1) UTF-8 and UTF-16 only, (2) empty elements.
numeric character entities and (3) predefined character
entities. SML does not support: (1) DTD CDATA sections,
(2) XML and text declarations, (3) Processing Instructions,
(4) Comments and (5) Entities (except character entities)
SML attribute names must not conflict with
child element names. |
Don
Park |
Schema |
SML |
Smart
Card Markup Language |
The
goal of SML (smartX Markup Language) is to enable automation
of all interactions with XML documents providing general methods
to represent a set of smart device functions |
ThinkPulse,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Spacecraft
Markup Language |
Spacecraft
Markup Language (SML) is an extension of the Extensible Markup
Language (XML) providing the Space Community with a standard
definition of XML tags and concepts of structure to allow
the definition of spacecraft and other support data objects. |
Interface
and Control Systems, Inc. |
Schema |
SML |
Steel
Markup Language |
"e-STEEL
Corporation today announced that it is teaming with two internationally-recognized
technology leaders to form a strategic alliance to develop
and implement integrated end-to-end e-Commerce solutions for
steel industry members. " |
eSteel,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Security
Assertion Markup Language |
Advancing
SAML, an XML-based security standard for exchanging authentication
and authorization information. |
OASIS |
|
|
SABLE
Text-to-Speech Markup |
SABLE
is an XML/SGML-based markup scheme for text-to-speech synthesis,
developed to address the need for a common TTS control paradigmEffort
combined into VoiceXML initiative. |
SABLE
Consortium
Centre
for Speech Technology Research
University of Edinburgh |
Schema |
|
Society
of Automotive Engineers Standards |
Society
of Automotive Engineers (SAE) SAE J2008 is a family of standards
developed by the membership of the Society of Automotive Engineers
in response to the mandate of the Clean Air Act to partition
and provide easy access to emission-related automotive service
information. |
Society
of Automotive Engineers (SAE) |
Schema |
|
Systems
Biology Markup Language |
Systems
Biology Markup Language [SBML], which can represent models
of biological systems common in research on a number of topics
including cell signaling pathways, metabolic pathways, biochemical
reactions, and many others. |
Caltech
ERATO Kitano Systems Biology Project
Systems
Biology Workbench, CalTech |
Schema |
|
Schematron |
Schematron
is an XML Structure Validation Language using Patterns in
Trees. |
Academia
Sinica Computing Centre CHINA |
Schema |
|
Signed
Document Markup Language |
The
SDML 2.0 specification describes a generic method for digitally
signing a document, one or more sections of a document and/or
multiple documents together. |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Search
Database XML |
This
schema descibes a Service Level Agreement (SLA) , which is
typically a request made by a customer to the Internet Service
Provider(ISP). |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Standard
Generalized Markup Language |
Conceived
notionally in the 1960s - 1970s, the Standard Generalized
Markup Language (SGML, ISO 8879:1986) describes the content
of text documents in a logical and structural manner. The
Extensible Markup Language (XML) was derived as a proper subset
of SGML and was published as a W3C Recommendation in 1998 |
American
National Standards Institute (ANSI) |
Schema |
|
Simple
HTML Ontology Extensions |
SHOE
is an HTML-based knowledge representation language. SHOE is
a superset of HTML which adds the tags necessary to embed
arbitrary semantic data into web pages. |
Department
of Computer Science University
of Maryland |
Schema |
|
Schools
Interoperability Framework |
The
Schools Interoperability Framework (SIF) is an industry initiative
to develop an open specification for ensuring that K-12 instructional
and administrative software applications work together more
effectively. |
Software
and Information Industry Association (SIIA) |
Schema |
|
Simulation
Module Markup Language |
The
Simulation Module Markup Language (SMML) archives modules
in support of continuous spatial modeling. |
University
of Vermont |
Schema |
|
Small
and Medium Sized Business XML |
The
SMBXML describes business transactions. |
Oracle,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Standard
Music Description Language
|
The Standard Music Description Language (SMDL) (ISO/IEC
10743), an application of the HyTime Hypermedia/Time-based
document structuring facilities, is described. The discussion
covers the domains of information that SMDL associates with
any piece of music, the timing of cantus events, pitch in
cantus events, gamut-based pitches, just-intoned pitches,
user-defined functions for pitches, chords and chord symbols,
instrumental and vocal sounds, and non-western music. |
ISO/IEC
JTC1/SC34
ISO
- International Organization for Standardization |
Schema |
|
Synchronized
Multimedia Integration Language |
The
Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language (SMIL, pronounced
"smile") enables simple authoring of interactive
audiovisual presentations. |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Simple
Object Access Protocol |
The
Simple Object Definition Language (SODL) is an XML IDL DTD
which allows objects to be described in a fashion compatible
with Interface Definition Language (IDL) used in COM and CORBA
object systems. |
Open
Healthcare Group |
Schema |
|
Simple
Object Definition Language |
The
Simple Object Definition Language (SODL) is an XML IDL DTD
which allows objects to be described in a fashion compatible
with Interface Definition Language (IDL) used in COM and CORBA
object systems. |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Schema
for Object-oriented XML |
Schema
for Object-oriented XML (SOX) defines the structure, content
and semantics of XML documents to enable XML validation and
higher levels of automated content checking. |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Provisioning
Services Technical Committee |
The
purpose of the OASIS Provisioning Services TC is to develop
an end-to-end, open, XML-based framework specification for
exchanging user, resource, and service provisioning information
based on previous specifications such as ADPr, XRPM, ITML,
and others. |
OASIS |
Schema |
|
Speech
Markup Langauge |
SpeechML
is an XML markup language for building distributed network-based
conversational applications. |
IBM |
Schema |
|
Speech
Synthesis Markup Langauge |
The
Speech Synthesis Markup Langauge (SSML) is part of this set
of new markup specifications for voice browsers, and is designed
to provide a rich, XML-based markup language for assisting
the generation of synthetic speech in web and other applications.
The essential role of the markup language is to provide authors
of synthesizable content a standard way to control aspects
of speech such as pronunciation, volume, pitch, rate and etc.
across different synthesis-capable platforms. |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Spoken
Text Markup Language |
STEP
is the STandard for the Exchange of Product Model Data, an
activity producing International Standards under the auspices
of ISO TC184/SC4. |
Lucent
Technologies Bell Labs Innovations |
Schema |
|
STandard
for the Exchange of Product Model Data |
STEP
is the STandard for the Exchange of Product Model Data, an
activity producing International Standards under the auspices
of ISO TC184/SC4. |
National
Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) |
Schema |
|
STandard
for the Exchange of Product Model Data Markup Language |
STEPml
is a library of XML specifications -- Document Type Definitions
(DTDs) and/or XML Schemas -- for product data. STEP is the
STandard for the Exchange of Product Model Data, an activity
producing International Standards under the auspices of ISO
TC184/SC4. |
National
Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) |
Schema |
|
Scalable
Vector Graphics |
SVG
is a language for describing two-dimensional graphics in XML.
SVG allows for three types of graphic objects: vector graphic
shapes (e.g., paths consisting of straight lines and curves),
images and text. Graphical objects can be grouped, styled,
transformed and composited into previously rendered objects.
Text can be in any XML namespace suitable to the appplication,
which enhances searchability and accessibility of the SVG
graphics. The feature set includes nested transformations,
clipping paths, alpha masks, filter effects, template objects
and extensibility. |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Simple
Workflow Access Protocol |
Simple
Workflow Access Protocol (SWAP) defines requirements and develop
Internet based Workflow Access Protocol to instantiate, control
and monitor the workflow process instances across heterogeneous
workflow engines. |
Internet
Engineering Task Force (IETF) |
Schema |
|
Simple
Waypoint Markup Scheme |
Simple
Waypoint Markup Scheme. |
Iseran,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Synchornization
Markup Language |
SyncML
is alanguage for synchronizing devices and applications over
a network. |
Synchornization
Markup Language |
Schema |
|
Telephony
Markup Language |
By
atomizing call and messaging functions in an effort to start
formulating a list of possible telephony and messaging tags. |
Telephony
Markup Language |
Schema |
|
Thesaural
Markup Language |
By
atomizing call and messaging functions in an effort to start
formulating a list of possible telephony and messaging tags. |
Technologies for
Electronic Documents Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial
Research Organisation (CSIRO) AUSTRAILIA |
Schema |
|
Tutorial
Markup Language |
The
TML language explores the creation of searchable questionbanks
for online delivery of tutorials and assessment. TML is an
interchange framework designed to separate the semantic content
of a question from its screen layout or formatting. |
Netquest
Institute for Learning and Research Technology University
of Bristol, UNITED KINGDOM |
Schema |
|
Talk
Markup Language |
TTalkML
is an experimental XML language for voice browsers, and is
being developed by HP Labs for use in the following markets:
Call
centers (IVR++) -- sales and support services accessed via
800 numbers, adding speech recognition to today's DTMF (touch
tone) systems
Smart
phones with displays
Access
to email, appointments, news and travel services etc. while
your are on the road (in-car systems)
Mobile
devices too small for decent displays or keyboards, WCDMA
palmtop organizers/pagers with low enough cost to be a must-have
(like cell-phones)
|
W3C |
Schema |
|
Taxonomic
Markup Language |
The
DTD proposed here seeks to accomplish three things: (1) The
description of the structure (topology) of a biological phylogeny.
(2) The presentation of statistical metadata about the phylogeny.
(3) The option of superimposing a Linnean taxonomy. |
University
of Albany, State University of New York |
Schema |
|
Template
Definition Language (TDL) for Electronic Patient Records
(EPR) |
Template
Definition Language (TDL) has been developed "to share
knowledge of how to construct an electronic patient record
(EPR) template, based on XML (Extensible Markup Language). |
Department
of Medical Informatics, University Hospital, University
of the Ryukyus, Okinawa, and Division of Medical Informatics
Chiba University Hospital, Chiba, Japan |
Schema |
|
Timing
Diagram Markup Language |
Timing
Diagram Markup Language (TDML) v1.0, an open industry-standard
language for the exchange of interactive timing diagrams for
digital systems |
Electronic
Component Information eXchange (ECIX) |
Schema |
|
Text
Encoding Initiative |
The
TEI is an international project to develop guidelines for
the encoding of textual material in electronic form for research
purposes. |
Text
Encoding Initiative |
Schema |
|
Theological
Markup Language |
Theological
Markup Language is a new markup language that is being used
to mark up texts for the Christian Classics Ethereal Library
and other projects. |
Theological
Markup Language |
Schema |
|
Telecommunications
Industry Markup |
The
TIM Document Type Definition (DTD) is a specification for
describing the structure of telecommunications and other technical
documents, using SGML (Standard Generalized Markup Language). |
Telecommunications
Industry Forum (TCIF) |
Schema |
TIM |
Test
Industry MetaData |
Test
Industry Metadata (TIM) starts with information about web
pages and other online resources. |
eTesters,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Turing
Machine Markup Language |
The
Turing Machine Markup Language (TMML) is an XML language for
describing Turing machines. |
Unidex,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Translation
Memory eXchange |
The
purpose of TMX is to allow easier exchange of translation
memory data between tools and/or translation vendors with
little or no loss of critical data during the process. |
Localization
Industry Standards Association (LISA) |
Schema |
|
Transport
Package |
Package
for international food composition data transfer. Developed
with FAO, UNESCO and FRI, Slovakia cooperation. Visit company
page for more detailed information about TrnasportPackage
DTD and related applications. |
FloraFood,
Inc. |
Schema |
TPAML |
Trading
Partner Agreement Markup Language |
Transactions
spanning multiple independent organizations may need to address
enforcement of pairwise trading-partner agreements (TPAs).
|
IBM
Alphaworks |
Schema |
|
Tree
Regular Expressions for XML |
The
Tree Regular Expressions for XML (TREX) specifies a pattern
for the structure and content of an XML document. A TREX pattern
thus identifies a class of XML documents consisting of those
documents that match the pattern. A TREX pattern is itself
an XML document. |
Thai
Open Source Software Center THAILAND |
Schema |
|
Translate
XMLife |
A
life business transaction "wrapper" around the XMLife
"content." |
Acord |
Schema |
|
Unified
Modeling Language |
The
Unified Modeling Language (UML) specifies, visualizes, and
documents models of software systems, including their structure
and design, in a way that meets specified requirements. |
Object
Management Group (OMG) |
Schema |
|
Universal
Business Language |
The
purpose of the UBL is a standard library of XML business documents
(purchase orders, invoices, etc.) by modifying an already
existing library of XML schemas to incorporate the best features
of other existing XML business libraries. |
OASIS |
|
|
Universal
Commerce
Language and Protocol |
The
Universal Commerce Language and Protocol (UCLP) is an Extensible
Markup Language (XML) application for metadata related to
commercial products and companies and that can be used in
identifying and retrieving product data residing across the
Internet. |
SAIC
BellCore
Air
Force Wright Laboratory AFRL/MLMS
and
Defense Advanced Research
Projects Agency (DARPA) |
Schema |
|
Universal
Description, Discovery and Integration |
The
Universal Description, Discovery and Integration (UDDI) standard
(registry) creates a platform-independent, open framework
for describing services, discovering businesses, and integrating
business services using the Internet. |
OASIS |
Schema |
|
Universal
Data Element Framework |
UDEF
"Universal Data Element Framework" is a 'Dewey Decimal-Like
Indexing System' |
Universal
Data Element Framework |
Schema |
|
User
Interface Markup Language |
UIML
is an XML language for defining user interfaces - buttons,
menus, lists and other controls. |
User
Interface Markup Language |
Schema |
|
Universal
Learning Format |
The
Universal Learning Format (ULF) is a complete suite of XML
and RDF-based data formats for describing and exchanging eLearning
data. The standards. The formats build on and are compatible
with a wide variety of industry standards for exchanging learning. |
Saba,
Inc. |
|
|
Unified
Medical Language System |
The
National Library of Medicine's Unified Medical Language System
(UMLS) project develops and distributes multi-purpose, electronic
"Knowledge Sources" and associated lexical programs.
System developers can use the UMLS products to enhance their
applications -- in systems focused on patient data, digital
libraries, Web and bibliographic retrieval, natural language
processing, and decision support. |
National
Library of Medicine |
Schema |
|
Universal
Plug and Play |
Universal
Plug and Play (UPnP) is an architecture for pervasive peer-to-peer
network connectivity of PCs of all form factors, intelligent
appliances, and wireless devices. |
Universal
Plug and Play Forum |
Schema |
|
Uniform
Resource Identifiers and Uniform Resource Locator |
Uniform
Resource Identifiers (URIs, aka URLs) are short strings that
identify resources in the web: documents, images, downloadable
files, services, electronic mailboxes, and other resources |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Unified
Modeling Language eXchange Format |
UXF
(UML eXchange Format) is a XML-based model interchange format
for UML (Unified Modeling Language), which is a standard software
modeling language by Object Management Group. |
Department
of Computer Science, Graduate school of Science and Technology,
Keio University, JAPAN |
Schema |
|
Vector
Markup Language |
The
Vector Markup Language (VML) is an application of Extensible
Markup Language (XML) 1.0 which defines a format for the encoding
of vector information together with additional markup to describe
how that information may be displayed and edited. |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Virtual
Card |
vCalendar
defines a transport and platform-independent format for exchanging
calendaring and scheduling information in an easy, automated,
and consistent manner. It captures information about event
and "to-do" items that are normally used by applications
such as a personal information managers (PIMs) and group schedulers. |
Internet
Engineering Task Force (IETF) |
Schema |
|
Virtual
Card |
vCard
automates the exchange of personal information typically found
on a traditional business card. |
Internet
Engineering Task Force (IETF) |
Schema |
|
Value
Chain Markup Language |
The
VCMLTM, or Value Chain Markup Language,
is a comprehensive set of XML-based, industry-specific vocabularies
and documents required to conduct business over the Internet.
The VCML transaction sets provide an XML representation of
industry-specific EDI transactions, allowing industry members
to leverage their existing business rules and semantics for
Internet-based electronic transaction exchange. |
Value
Chain Markup Language |
Schema |
|
Virtual
Hyperglossary |
The
VHG is a novel, simple approach to increasing knowledge creation
and retrieval on the Web. |
Virtual
Hyperglossary |
Schema |
|
Virtual
Instruments Markup Language |
The
Virtual Instruments Markup Language (VIML) is DTD for describing
location, protocol and device information for a network of
virtual instrumentation devices and/or systems |
Nacimiento,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
VISA,
Inc. XML Invoice Specification |
The
Visa Global XML Invoice Specification is a new specification
that will dramatically increase a corporation's ability to
automate business-to-business (B2B) purchasing functions and
monitor travel and entertainment (T&E) expenses worldwide.
The specification contains a comprehensive list of data elements
contained in most invoices, including: Buyer/Supplier, Shipping,
Tax, Payment, Currency, Discount, and Line Item Detail. |
VISA,
Inc. |
Schema |
|
Virtual
Music Markup Language |
The
Virtual Music Markup Language (VMML) represents a musical
score. |
Virtual
Music Markup Language |
Schema |
|
Vocabulary
Markup Language |
The Vocabulary Markup Language (VocML)
supports the structured
representation of a wide range of KOS resources, "including
authority files, hierarchical thesauri (including those
with polyhierarchies), classification schemes, digital gazetteers,
and subject heading lists." |
The
Networked Knowledge Organization Systems/Services (NKOS)
Working Group |
Schema |
|
Voice
eXtensible Markup Language |
Voice
eXtensible Markup Language (VoiceXML) is a new standard essential
to making Internet content and information accessible via
voice and phone. |
VoiceXML
Forum |
Schema |
|
Virtual
Reality Markup Language (Estensible 3D) |
The
Virtual Reality Markup Language (VRML) (now Extensible 3D
(X3D)) is a software standard for defining interactive web-
and broadcast-based 3D content integrated with multimedia. |
Web3D
Consortium |
Schema |
|
Wireless
Markup Language |
WML
is a markup language based on [XML] and is intended for use
in specifying content and user interface for narrowband devices,
including cellular phones and pagers. |
Open
Mobile Alliance Ltd. |
Schema |
|
Web
Data Distributed eXchange |
WDDX
is an XML-based technology that enables the exchange of complex
data between Web programming languages, creating what some
refer to as 'Web syndicate networks'. |
OpenWDDX |
Schema |
|
Web
Modeling Language |
Web
Modeling Language (WebML) is a notation for specifying complex
Web sites at the conceptual level. |
Dipartimento
di Elettronica e Informazione Poltecnico
di Milano ITALY |
Schema |
|
Web
Distributed Authoring and Versioning |
The
goal of this working group is to define extensions to the
Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) that enable remote collaborative
authoring of Web resources. |
Internet
Engineering Task Force (IETF) |
Schema |
|
Well
Header Markup Language |
Well
Header Markup Language (WellHeaderML) contains basic well
information data exchange standards with an evolving global
base schema and country by country profile schemas. |
Petrochemical
Open Software Corporation (POSC) |
Schema |
|
Well
Log Markup Language |
Well
Log Markup Language (WellLogML) contains well log data exchange
standards with XML schema suitable for all forms of acquired,
processed, and interpreted well logs. |
Petrochemical
Open Software Corporation (POSC) |
Schema |
|
Welding
Markup Language |
A
set of welding terms that describe processes and process variables.
Some definitions come from AWS specifications. |
National
Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) |
|
|
WXML-Based
Workflow [Process Management] Standard: Wf-XML |
Wf-XML
is an XML-based variant of the WfMC Interoperability Interface
which can work with HTTP or a number of other transport mechanisms. |
Workflow
Management Coalition |
Schema |
|
Web
Interface Definition Language |
The
Web Interface Definition Language (WIDL) is a metalanguage
that implements a service-based architecture over the document-based
resources of the World Wide Web. |
WebMethods,
Inc.
W3C |
Schema |
|
Wellsite
Information Transfer Standard Markup Language |
The Wellsite
Information Transfer Standard Markup Language (WITSML)
describes drilling information transfe - the “right
time” seamless flow of well site data between operators
and service companies to speed and enhance decision-making.
|
Petrochemical
Open Software Corporation (POSC) |
Schema |
WorldOS |
World
Operating System |
WorldOS
is a framework for distributed applications, comprised of
an XML oriented application server and tools for peer routing
similar to Freenet or Gnutella. |
WorldOS |
Schema |
|
Web
Services Description Language |
WSDL
is an XML format for describing network services as a set
of endpoints operating on messages containing either document-oriented
or procedure-oriented information. The operations and messages
are described abstractly, and then bound to a concrete network
protocol and message format to define an endpoint. |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Web
Services for Interactive Applications |
Create
an XML and web services centric component model for interactive
web applications. |
OASIS |
Schema |
|
Extensible
Markup Language |
The
Extensible Markup Language (XML) is the universal format for
structured documents and data on the Web |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Extensible
Markup Language Base |
A facility,
similar to that of HTML BASE, for defining base URIs for parts
of XML documents.
|
W3C |
Schema |
|
Extensible
Markup Language for Court Information |
The
eXtensible Markup Language forcourt management database systems
in the United States.
|
National
Center for State Courts Court Technology Laboratory |
Schema |
|
XML
for Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) |
XML
for Electronic Data Interchange (EDI).
|
XML/EDI
Group |
Schema |
|
Extensible
Markup Language Encryption |
A process
for encrypting/decrypting digital content (including XML documents
and portions thereof) and an XML syntax used to represent
the (1) encrypted content and (2) information that enables
an intended recipient to decrypt it.
|
W3C |
Schema |
|
XML
for FAX |
XML-F
is proposing a set of DTDs for network fax transactions. This
interface is a simple, powerful means of passing fax transactions
to and from fax servers.
|
Esker
Software, Inc. |
Schema |
|
Extensible
Markup Language Key Management |
A specification
of XML application/protocol that allows a simple client to
obtain key information (values, certificates, management or
trust data) from a web service.
|
W3C |
Schema |
|
XML
for Life Insurance |
A
translation of the ACORD Life Data Model into XML. |
Acord |
Schema |
XML
MP |
XML
for Mortgage Partners |
XML
Mortgage Partners, Inc., was origially formed to provide a
non-proprietary common business language to benefit the mortgage
industry. |
XML
Mortgage Partners (XML-MP) |
Schema |
|
News
Markup Language |
XMLNews
transmit data about any kind of news object, whether textual
(such as an XMLNews-Story document) or non-textual (such as
an image or audio clip) in the same, standard format |
XML
News |
|
|
Extensible
Markup Language Remote Procedure Call |
XML-RPC
is a specification and a set of implementations that allow
software running on disparate operating systems, running in
different environments to make procedure calls over the Internet
|
XML-RPC |
Schema |
|
Extensible
Markup Language Schema |
XML
Schemas express shared vocabularies and allow machines to
carry out rules made by people. They provide a means for defining
the structure, content and semantics of XML documents.
|
W3C |
Schema |
|
Extensible
Markup Language Signature |
An XML
compliant syntax used for representing the signature of Web
resources and portions of protocol messages (anything referencable
by a URI) and procedures for computing and verifying such
signatures.
|
W3C |
Schema |
|
Extensible
Markup Language Query |
A flexible
query facilities to extract data from real and virtual documents
on the Web, therefore finally providing the needed interaction
between the web world and the database world. Ultimately,
collections of XML files will be accessed like databases.
|
W3C |
Schema |
|
Extensible
Markup Language for Property & Casualty |
The
ACORD XML for P&C standard addresses the industry's real-time
requirements. It defines P&C transactions that include
both request and response messages for Accounting, Claims,
Personal Lines, Commercial Lines, Specialty Lines and Surety
transactions.
|
Acord |
Schema |
XML
TP |
XML
Transfer Protocol |
XML
Transfer Protocol (XMLTP) is a common protocol for sending
and executing upon XML data. |
XML
Transfer Protocol |
Schema |
|
Vocabulary
for XML Standards
and Technologies |
Define
a vocabulary for the domain of XML standards and technologies,
which will provide a reference set of topics, topic types,
and association types that will enable common access layers
and thus improved findability for all types of information
relating to XML, related standards, and the XML community. |
OASIS |
Schema |
|
XML
Court Interface |
The
US District Court, District of New Mexico was an early pioneer
of electronic filing via the Internet. The first pilot was
begun in the summer of 1994. |
US
District Court, District of New Mexico |
Schema |
|
Transaction
Authority Markup Language |
Transaction
Authority Markup Language (XAML) is a vendor-neutral standard
that enables the coordination and processing of online transactions
in the rapidly emerging world of XML web services. |
Transaction
Authority Markup Language Consortium |
Schema |
|
eXtensible
Access Control Markup
Language |
An
XML specification for expressing policies for information
access over the Internet |
OASIS |
Schema |
|
Extensible
Binding Language |
XBL
is a markup language for describing bindings that can be attached
to elements in other documents. |
The
Mozilla
Organization |
Schema |
|
XML
Bookmark Exchange Language |
The
XML Bookmark Exchange Language, or XBEL, is an Internet "bookmarks"
interchange format. |
Python
XML-SIG |
Schema |
|
XML
Belief Network File Format |
XBN
is a Bayesian Network Interchange Format (BNIF) to promote
collaboration among investigators in the Uncertainty and Artificial
Intelligence (UAI) community. |
Microsoft,
Inc. Research |
Schema |
|
eXtensible
Business Reporting Language |
XBRL
(eXtensible Business Reporting Language) is a royalty-free,
open specification for software that uses XML data tags to
describe financial information for public and private companies
and other organizations. XBRL benefits all members of the
financial information supply chain. |
XBRL |
|
|
XML
Common Biometric Format |
The
XCBF will define a common set of secure XML encodings for
the patron formats specified in CBEFF, the Common Biometric
Exchange File Format (NISTIR 6529). These XML encodings will
be based on the ASN.1 schema defined in ANS X9.84 Biometrics
Information Management and Security. |
OASIS |
Schema |
|
XML
Corpus Encoding Standard |
XCEX
instantiates the Corpus Encoding Standard (CES) DTDs for linguistic
corpora developed by the Expert Advisory Group for Language
Engineering Standards (EAGLES). |
Expert
Advisory Group for Language Engineering Standards (EAGLES) |
Schema |
|
XML
Chart |
XChart
is the Open Healthcare Group's XML-based open source electronic
healthcare system. |
Open
Healthcare Group |
Schema |
XDelta |
XML
Description Language for Taxonomy |
An XML
file format (working title XDELTA), derived from the DELTA
(DEscription Language for TAxonomy) standard. |
XML
Description Language for Taxonomy |
Schema |
|
eXtensible
Data Format |
An XDF
document contains N-dimensional arrays of data with associated
spatial information. It is of archival quality and for interchange.
Tables and scalar or vector fields are represented in a consistent
way and become thoroughly self describing. |
NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) |
Schema |
|
Extensible
Forms Description Language |
XFDL
provides a key component of business-to-business e-commerce
solutions: the ability to securely send and receive legally-binding
XML documents. |
W3C |
Schema |
|
Extensible
Forms |
XForms
is an XML application that represents the next generation
of forms for the Web. By splitting traditional XHTML forms
into three parts—XForms model, instance data, and user
interface—it separates presentation from content, allows
reuse, gives strong typing—reducing the number of round-trips
to the server, as well as offering device independence and
a reduced need for scripting. |
W3C |
Schema |
|
eXtensible
Game Format |
The
eXtensible Game Format (XGF) store game records of board games
for two players. |
XGF |
Schema |
|
XML
for OpenGL |
The
XGL file format is designed to represent 3D information for
the purpose of visualization. |
XGL |
Schema |
|
eXtensible
Graph Markup and Modeling Language |
XGMML
(eXtensible Graph Markup and Modeling Language) is an XML
application based on GML which is used for graph description. |
Department
of Computer Science
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute |
Schema |
|
eXtensible
HyperText Markup Language |
The
eXtensible HyperText Markup Language is a reformulation of
HTML 4 as an XML 1.0 application, and three DTDs corresponding
to the ones defined by HTML 4 |
W3C |
Schema |
|
XML
Inter-ORB Protocol |
XIOP,
an open and freely available Corba EISOP, (Environment-Specific
Inter-ORB Protocol), and a GIOP compliant mapping using HTTP
1,1 as communication protocol and XML 1.0 as content encoding. |
XML
Inter-ORB Protocol |
Schema |
|
eXtensible
Log File |
XLF
is XML-based Log Format designed to be extensible and universal. |
XLF
Initiative |
Schema |
|
XML
Localization Interchange File Format |
Advancing
XLIFF, an XML specification for multi-lingual data exchange.
|
OASIS |
Schema |
|
XML
Linking Language |
XML
Linking Language (XLink), which allows elements to be inserted
into XML documents in order to create and describe links between
resource. |
W3C |
Schema |
|
XML
Metadata Interchange |
The
main purpose of XMI is to enable easy interchange of metadata
between modeling tools(based on the OMG UML) and metadata
repositories (OMG MOF based) in distributed heterogeneous
environments. |
Object
Management Group (OMG) |
Schema |
|
XML
Messaging Specification |
XMSG
is a specification for using XML to send messages that contain
a set of XML documents, embedded non-XML data, and references
to non-XML documents in a fashion that supports scalable transactions
and operates on a participant model. |
W3C |
Schema |
|
XML
MIME Transformation Protocol |
The
XML MIME Transformation Protocol (XMTP) is a mapping of MIME/SMTP
to XML. |
Open
Health |
Schema |
|
eXtensible
Name Service |
The
XNS (eXtensible Name Service) is a protocol for universal
addressing, automated data exchange, and privacy control. |
XNS
Public Trust Organization |
Schema |
|
XML
Ontology Exchange Language |
XOL
is an XML-based ontology-exchange language. Although XOL was
designed for exchange of bioinformatics ontologies, it can
be used for ontologies in any domain. |
Artificial
Intelligence Center
SRI
International |
Schema |
|
Extensible
Markup Language Path Language |
XPath
is a language for addressing parts of an XML document, designed
to be used by both XSLT and XPointer.
|
W3C |
Schema |
|
Extensible
Markup Language Pointer |
This
specification defines the XML Linking Language (XLink), which
allows elements to be inserted into XML documents in order
to create and describe links between resources. It uses XML
syntax to create structures that can describe the simple unidirectional
hyperlinks of today's HTML, as well as more sophisticated
links.
|
W3C |
Schema |
|
XML
for Press and Printers (XPP) |
XPP,
which stands for "XML for Publishers and Printers,"
is a powerful and contemporary tool to facilitate publisher-to-printer
technical data transfer. |
IDEAlliance |
Schema |
|
Exchangeable
Routing Language |
The
eXchangable Routing Language can be used to support flexible
routing of documents in the Internet environment. |
College
of Business and Administration, University of Colorado;
Faculty of Technology and Management, Eindhoven University
of Technology, The Netherlands |
Schema |
|
eXtensible
Rights Markup Language |
XrML
supports the publishing and sales of digital material as well
as access and use controls for the non-financial exchange
of secure digital content. |
eXtensible
Rights Markup Language (XRML) Initiative
XEROX
PARC / ContentGuard
OASIS |
Schema
Schema
(from xrml.org) |
|
eXtensible Score Language |
The
eXtensible Score Language (XScore) describes musical scores
and capturing both their structure and content. |
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Property Set Description |
XSet
is an XML property set description of XML 1.0 and XML namespaces.
The description is a result of translating the Extended Backus-Naur
Form (EBNF) productions into an XML language: the production
rule langage (PRL) |
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Health |
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Extensible
Stylesheet Language |
XSL
is a language for expressing stylesheets. It consists of
three parts: XSL Transformations (XSLT): a language for
transforming XML documents, the XML Path Language (XPath),
an expression language used by XSLT to access or refer to
parts of an XML document. (XPath is also used by the XML
Linking specification).
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W3C |
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Extensible
Stylesheet Language Transformations |
XSL
is a language for expressing stylesheets. It consists of
three parts: XSL Transformations (XSLT):
a language for transforming XML documents, the XML Path
Language (XPath),
an expression language used by XSLT to access or refer to
parts of an XML document. (XPath is also used by the
XML Linking specification).
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W3C |
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eXtensible
Scientific Interchange Language |
The
Extensible Scientific Interchange Language (XSIL) is a flexible,
hierarchical, extensible, transport language for scientific
data objects.
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Caltech
Center for Advanced Computing Research, Projects and Collaborations
(CACR) |
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Extensible
Tabular Markup Language |
A
structure for creating any-dimensional tabular data (such
as rate tables for life insurance).
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Acord |
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eXtensible
Markup Language Topic Map |
The
eXtensible Markup Language Topic Map (XTM) "provides
a standardized notation for interchangeably representing information
about the structure of information resources used to define
topics, and the relationships between topics.
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Maps Organization |
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Extensible
User Interface Language |
XUL
is an application of XML used to describe the layout of
most windows in the Mozilla browser, including and especially
the main, browser window.
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The
Mozilla
Organization |
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Why
Markup Language |
The Why Markup Language (YML) is an extension of the Simple
Markup Language (SML), which atempts to unify the XML document
object model ("DOM") and the simple application
programming interface for XML ("SAX").
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Clark
Evans |
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Yet
Another Markup Language |
YAML(tm)
is a straightforward machine parsable data serialization format
designed for human readability and interaction with scripting
languages such as Perl and Python. YAML is optimized for data
serialization, configuration settings, log files, Internet
messaging and filtering. |
YAML |
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Zenark
Simple Query Language Markup Language |
XML
Schema / DTD for the definition of relational database structure. |
Zenark |
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