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Portal Markup Language

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- Portal Markup Language (PML), an application of the Extensible Markup Language (XML), describes the characteristics of a product that is used to create a portal Web site (sometimes referred to as an enterprise information portal). PML allows manufacturers to exchange information in a standard way about "information objects, users, groups, access control subscriptions and notifications managed by the system." PML is spelled out in a formal document tag definition (DTD). PML does not describe syndication (how content from one site could be published on other sites).

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22 Mar 2001

Read more about Portal Markup Language:

-	Robin Cover provides a page of essential links to more about PML.
-	SearchDataWarehousing.com provides a long list of links to articles about the enterprise information portal.
-	DataChannel, which makes an enterprise information portal product, developed PML.

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