XMLviesteillä

XMLviesteillä is a Finnish term that translates to "with XML messages." It refers to the practice or method of using XML (Extensible Markup Language) as the format for transmitting data or information between different systems or applications. XML is a markup language designed to store and transport data, emphasizing extensibility and the ability to define custom tags. Therefore, when data is exchanged "XMLviesteillä," it means that the messages or payloads exchanged are structured according to XML rules and syntax.

This approach is commonly employed in various integration scenarios, such as electronic data interchange (EDI), web services, and inter-application communication. The self-descriptive nature of XML, where tags clearly label the data they contain, facilitates understanding and processing by both human users and machines. Systems designed to communicate "XMLviesteillä" typically parse the incoming XML messages, extract the relevant data based on the defined structure, and then utilize that data within their own operations. Conversely, they can also generate XML messages to send information to other systems. The use of XML in this context promotes interoperability and data exchange standardization.