XML, JAVA and Web Services
The latest release, MessagePlus/Open Version 4, supports XML based interfaces for file-exchange, IBM WebSphere MQ and WSDL based Web services. It includes a Java Web Client, a Java API, and additional functions designed for complex messaging processing scenarios. These include content analysis features to categorize documents and extract digital data from unstructured or semi-structured content which can then be delivered in structured formats like XML to backend applications.
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