Trio update XML for Analysis
An updated version of the Extensible Markup Language (XML) specification for Analysis (XMLA) is now available, Microsoft,...
Version 1.1 of the XMLA specification is the first version of the specification created in conjunction with the members of the XMLA Advisory Council, a group of business intelligence software vendors that back XMLA.
XMLA should help makers of sophisticated analytical applications prepare their products for a Web services world. It is a set of XML Message Interfaces that use the industry standard Soap to define the data access interaction between a client application and an analytical data provider working over the Internet. The first version was announced last year.
The XMLA Advisory Council also announced seven new members, including SAP, bringing the membership count to 27. Microsoft, Hyperion and SAS are also members.
XML for Analysis is available for download at www.xmla.org/.
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