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JSON vs XML, Part 3: 12 Differences

This third of three articles provides a comparison of JSON vs XML in RPG, and 12 differences between them.
  • 17 min read
  • Caracal Keithrafferty
  • Education

JSON vs XML, Part 2: JSON in RPG

This second of three articles provides a general history and overview of the solutions at your disposal when developing JSON in RPG.
  • 16 min read
  • Caracal Keithrafferty
  • Education

JSON vs XML, Part 1: XML in RPG

This first of three articles provides a general history and overview of the solutions at your disposal when developing XML in RPG.
  • 13 min read
  • Caracal Keithrafferty
  • Education

REST vs SOAP Architecture in RPG, Part 3: Comparison

REST vs SOAP architecture: which one is right for you as an RPG developer? Both can be used on the IBM i, albeit for different reasons.
  • 6 min read
  • Caracal Keithrafferty
  • Education

REST vs SOAP Architecture in RPG, Part 2: SOAP APIs

REST APIs vs SOAP architecture: which one is right for you as an RPG developer? This second of three articles discusses SOAP on IBM i.
  • 10 min read
  • Caracal Keithrafferty
  • Education

REST vs SOAP Architecture in RPG, Part 1: REST APIs

REST APIs vs SOAP architecture: which one is right for you as an RPG developer? This first of three articles discusses REST on IBM i.
  • 14 min read
  • Caracal Keithrafferty
  • Education

Now in RPG API Express 3.4 – Enhanced JSON Support!

RPG API Express is your ticket to all things JSON in RPG. Utilize JSON on your IBM i / AS400 today with RPG API Express!
  • 5 min read
  • Jen Taylor-Williams
  • Education

Handling Reserved Characters in Your XML Data

XML data comes with lots of complexities, but there's always a solution. Explore this article to learn more about reserved characters in XML.
  • 3 min read
  • Kato Integrations Team
  • Education

Understanding cXML, or Commerce XML – RPG API Express

cXML, or Commerce XML is a subset of standard XML, and is used for enhanced business communication. Read here to find out more.
  • 3 min read
  • Kato Integrations Team

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