• From: "Shinichiro HAMADA" <shinichiro.hamada@t...>
• To: "- XML-Dev" <xml-dev@i...>
• Date: Thu, 16 Sep 1999 20:26:22 +0900

Hello, all.

We are trying to develop a Server/Clients network system with XML. In this
system, Clients read structured data and send them as XML data to a server.

We estimate too heavy to communicate text-based XML and to decode/encode it
to/from XML object tree. So we think it's desiable to communicate XML data
as binary serialized object tree. And it's better that the binary code is
open format.

If I remeber correctly, such a open binary XML format are discussed among a
starndard XML community. Is it true? If anyone knew anything about that,
please tell me.

Thank you in advance.

--
Shinichiro HAMADA
TOSHIBA Corp.


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