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Intel® XML Software Suite 1.0

Enterprises are widely adopting and deploying solutions based on Service Oriented Architecture (SOA). Many SOA implementations rely on message formats defined with XML. The extensibility and structured nature of XML allows it to be used for communication between different systems. The verbosity, extensibility and flexibility of XML messages can create performance challenges for software developers to overcome. Intel® XML Software Suite is a comprehensive suite of high-performance C++ and Java* software-based runtime libraries for Linux* and Windows* operating systems. Intel XML Software Suite is standards compliant, to allow for easy integration into existing XML environments and is optimized to support complex and large-size XML document processing.

Main features include:

- Outstanding XML processing performance
- Comprehensive XML processing functionality
- Large XML file processing capacity
- Standards compliant
- High conformance
- Efficient memory management
- Thread-Safe

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