Technical Issues: This section gathers all technical features. A pretty good knowledge of the architecture is required for this section.

• Native SOAP invocation for all XMLServices in your XMLCLX applications
• WSDL support for all XMLCLX applications. XMLCLX applications are ready to be registered as WebServices to UDDI servers
• Summary statistics for any web application: requests count, Average CPU usage per request,...
• Advanced statistics for every XMLComponent
• HTML rendering using XSLT and XSLComponents.
• Tab-based HTML pages
• Connect to any datasource using different middlewares : ADO.NET, ADO, BDE, dbExpress, Native Access to Interbase, AS400...
• Lightning-fast web applications
• All errors are logged into a separate log file.
• XMLRAD manages multiple projects, multiple XMLModules, multiple XMLServices.
• Complete integration of XMLCLX and XMLRAD.
• XMLCLX.Net supports MS.Net framework
• XMLCLX unified source code for Win32 native, Linux native and .Net CLR platforms guarantees to make your applications run cross-platforms without changing a single line of code!
• VBScript and JScript supported for all event handlers
• JavaScript event handlers fully cross-platform compatible through ActiveScript, Mozilla VM and VSA.Net
• Delphi and C++Builder languages supported on native platforms Win32 and Linux
• VB.Net and JScript.Net for .Net CLR platform
• C# and VB.Net supported with VS.Net and XMLCLX.Net
• TXMLComponent supports multiple event handlers to give full control to the developer.
• XMLRAD includes a code editor to program with
• Supports multi-instance of the same DLL running on the same server.
• Supports multi-modules compilation target (DLL aliases)
• XML configuration files to setup all the elements of your application after compilation.
• HTTP Dispatch has been completely redesigned to allow fine control on thread concurrency and resource allocation.
• HTTP pipelining overloading to customize request processing at low level.
• XMLApplication supports IP filtering, waiting requests, request priorities.
• Live monitoring : callstack of current requests processed, queued requests (Invoke /XMLC_Adm)
• Advanced statistics for XMLGram
• Logs and Traces are generated in separated sub directories to handle huge overloading of the application.
• XMLCollection centralizes multiple XMLModule and handle HTTP dispatch between multiple XMLModule
• Unlimited XMLModules in a single application allows to manage thousands of XMLServices
• A unique multi-usage powerful component TXMLComponent. Handles HTML page processing, SQL operation, or custom user actions.
• TXMLComponent is an adapter for the TXMLService which handles all XSL work.
• Unique interface IXMLCursor to manipulate XML document in event handlers.
• XMLComponents internal architecture uses XMLCursor.
• Exception handling at the level of the XMLComponent
• TXMLService rely on an XMLGram which contains XMLInstructions.
• SOAP support for OutputDoc and InputDoc
• XMLGram can import other XMLGram.
• XMLGram can invoke other XMLService
• All SQL statements are stored in external files (SELECT, DELETE, INSERT, UPDATE). No need to recompile the DLL when updating SQL statements.
• XMLGram can process an XML InputDoc to update thousands of records with master-detail relationships. (Look at Import demo)
• XMLGram supports multiple datasources to extract data from multiple databases (ORACLE+MSSQL+...).
• Grid for multi-record edition (XMLC_Pivot)
• TXMLComponent relies on XSL and the XSLComponents to transform the XML document to HTML.
• XMLApplication relies on XML configuration files to initialize all the parameters externally : InstanceName, Number of concurrent modules, DataSources, XMLServices.
• Create dynamically new XMLServices, new XMLModules. DLL does not need to be recompiled.
• SQLExplorer to manage your databases from XMLRAD
• EventLog centralizes all events occured during application run-time.
• EventLog can replay errors with the exact same context of the error as it occurred on the client machine

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