Costs
XOP introduces another level of processing. Therefore, it introduces extra complexity and processing overheads.
The representation of the XOP packages introduces some overhead. These are negligible when the binary data is large, but could be significant if the binary data is small.
Read more about this topic: XML-binary Optimized Packaging
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