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To: swot who wrote (2403)	5/28/1999 5:13:00 PM
From: Jazzss	Read Replies (1) of 3896

Have a good one Marty. Microsoft Bets Big on XML Dallas -- When it comes to application and data integration, Microsoft hopes all roads lead to Babylon. That's the code name for a technology Microsoft is developing to link applications based on its DNA framework and legacy data formats using XML. Babylon will evolve from another product under development - - BizTalk Server, due out later this year -- that uses XML for data translation. "XML will revolutionize the usage of the Web to make it the business driver that it can be in terms of application integration and more advanced forms of e-commerce," said Paul Maritz, group vice president for Microsoft's developer group, who gave the keynote address at Microsoft's TechEd conference. Babylon is based on Microsoft's SNA Server, used integrate LANs and host systems. The software will provide bi- directional interoperability between XML-based data and an undisclosed number of data formats, such as IBM's MQ Series, CICS and DB2, Maritz said. Babylon will go into beta later this year but won't ship until after Windows 2000, he said. -- Jeffrey Schwartz

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