XOP

She gives code examples before and after XOP processing to help developers which elements need to be changed.

The XOP package replaces the removed content with a new element information item named xop: Include.

Shows how the XOP package recognizes a binary representation of the data that was removed.

XOP is a means of more efficiently serializing XML Infosets that have certain types of XQuery and XPath 2. 0 element content.

This can happen even after the Web services have been optimized with the XOP package.

One solution is to apply the XOP package (see Figure 2) to both MRP and CRM XML-based Web services for processing in binary format.

XOP works by extracting the Optimized Content from the Original Infoset to create the XOP Infoset.

To resolve this problem, you should apply XML-binary Optimized Packaging (XOP) specification (See Resources) to speed Web services.

You can get around this problem when you put the XML Infoset through the XOP processing.

I highlight where the XOP package recognizes XML Infoset in text format in 8 bits.

You can avoid this problem with the XOP specification.

Altogether, this provides a standard way to apply XOP to SOAP messages using the widely used HTTP transport.

Like in the first scenario, you need to apply the XOP package to Web services.

In Listing 3, I highlight xop: Include that has replaced the content of the picture and signature elements in the Original Infoset.

They can determine how many applications can be used with the XOP package in SOA without incurring system overloads.