Nonproprietary Approach
The previous example was handled in a proprietary manner. To create a nonproprietary approach, we can utilize XML technology just like we did with data persistence and distributed object.
Using the XML approach allows us to send the objects back and forth between applications written in various languages and, theoretically, between various platforms. The model can be updated to reflect this, as shown in Figure 14.4.
Figure 14.4. XML approach to client/server communication.
Although many of the underlying concepts are the same, the fundamental way that the object is decomposed and reconstituted shifts from a proprietary, ...
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