This isn't a paper on XML or programming principles or theories. This is a report for your lead developer on how to improve an actual project. Don't write about XML principles or theories without showing how it can be directly applied to this proj

This isn't a paper on XML or programming principles or theories. This is a report for your lead developer on how to improve an actual project. Don't write about XML principles or theories without showing how it can be directly applied to this project. Your opinion is irrelevant. It's the research and evidence you present that matters. 3-5 pages of solid information that's directly relevant to the project Don't use Wikipedia, encyclopedias, or dictionaries. These are written for general audiences and are not appropriate for a professional .NET developer. John has been writing .NET code since 2002 and he is very set in his ways. He has never heard of this thing called XML before, but you think the collection app should incorporate this technology in some way. Write a report for John explaining how XML could be incorporated into the collection app. Here are some ideas (this is not an exhaustive list): XML web services (both publishing and consuming) Reading and storing XML data Retrieving query results from the database in XML Searching XML data Parsing XML data This isn't a paper on XML or programming principles or theories. This is a report for your lead developer on how to improve an actual project. Don't write about XML principles or theories without showing how it can be directly applied to this project. The attached document is the "collection app".