In July 2000, ADOS released the original XML core engine - AXML. Our solutions AXPS, AXWB and AXSS based on this AXML core engine which is completely compliant with W3C recommendations, are independent from any OS, platforms or vendor control to optimize online environment not only for users but also programmers. ADOS XML Processing Script - AXPS will simplify complex XML processing tasks to build up B2B or B2C architecture that are real user-friendly, inexpensive, flexible and extensible to meet the exact requirements without any additional packages. ADOS would like to share our knowledge and technologies with developers for more comfortable environment.

Founded in 1975, Microsoft (Nasdaq "MSFT") is the worldwide leader in software, services and Internet technologies for personal and business computing. The company offers a wide range of products and services designed to empower people through great software-any time, any place and on any device. .NET is Microsoft's platform for XML Web services. The Microsoft .NET platform includes a comprehensive family of products, built on XML and Internet industry standards, that provide for each aspect of developing, managing, using, and experiencing XML Web services. XML Web services will become part of the Microsoft applications, tools, and servers you already use today-and are being built into new products to meet all of your business needs.

IBM, together with Lotus, and Tivoli is focused on delivering e-business and enhanced enterprise solutions.  IBM has an unsurpassed breadth of XML technology, products, services, programs and partnerships.  Software such as WebSphere, MQSeries, DB2, and Lotus Domino, coupled with a wealth of partnerships and programs, provide market-leading solutions.  IBM has made significant investments in XML development with more than 1,000 IBM professionals worldwide continuing to advance XML technology and deliver solutions that help customers become e-businesses.  IBM is pioneering e-business and is committed to lead you into the next Internet generation with e-business technologies such as XML, Java and Linux.

Sun Microsystems is a leading provider of industrial-strength hardware, software, and services that power the Net and allow enterprises worldwide to take their businesses to the nth. The Sun[tm] Open Net Environment (Sun ONE) is an open framework that supports Web services today and lays the foundation for the smart Web services of tomorrow. Sun ONE enables organizations to create, assemble, and deploy smart Web services.

empolis, a subsidiary of Bertlesmann Mohn Media Group, is a leading software developer and service provider. empolis has established itself as a highly competitive supplier in the field of knowledge and content management solutions. Based on SigmaLink its XML publishing system, empolis can now offer solutions based on products from across the empolis product range: K42 is an e-scalable knowledge server that supports Topic Maps as a way of storing, searching and retrieving corporate information. X2X is the first commercial XLink engine that enables organisations to create links that are more valuable than the information they link.

Chrystal Software delivers high performance content management for Web based applications, as well as traditional publishing and high-end single-source authoring environments. The mission to develop these products began in the early '90s when the company was known as XSoft, a Palo Alto-based business unit of Xerox Corporation. In 1995, Astoria was launched, targeted at organizations with high-value, long-lived structured documents with significant potential for reuse. Canterbury, launched in 1998, extended the benefits of reuse, repurposing, collaboration, and search to authoring groups working with unstructured documents. Recognizing the untapped potential for Web-based business-to-business solutions, Chrystal Software introduced Eclipse in November 1999. Eclipse takes advantage of XML (eXtensible Markup Language) to structure information for dynamic, interactive content delivery.