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High Performance and Appliance Approaches for XML

By Ronald Schmelzer ⋅ November 16, 2004 ⋅

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Filed Under Actional, Binary XML, Cast Iron Systems, Cisco Systems, Conformative, DataPower, Digital Evolution, Expway, F5 Networks, Forum Systems, Implementing SOA, Layer 7 Technologies, NetContinuum, Reactivity, Rogue Wave Software, Sarvega, Security & Identity Management, Service-Oriented Integration (SOI), SOA Tools & Development, Solace Systems, Tarari, Teros, Very Large Messages (VLM), Xambala, XML Infrastructure, XML Network Appliance

Market Overview:

New approaches are needed to deal with XML-based messages being exchanged on the network that are exceeding the capabilities of the general purpose hardware and software that is now being applied to the problem.

Future Trends

XML traffic is expected to increase from under 15% of all network traffic on the network in 2004 to just under 48% of all LAN network traffic by 2008.
The total XML performance optimization market will reach $1.2 billion by 2010.

Decision Points

The effective processing of Very Large Messages (messages that exceed the capabilities of general-purpose processors) is an issue that threatens the long-term viability of SOA implementations.

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