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FileMaker, XML, and the Web
Although FileMaker can serve data to Web browsers using XML, this isn't necessarily the best way to put a FileMaker database on the Web. Major problems with browser compatibility, security, and performance remain that make XML unsuitable as a conduit for multiple desktop platforms. Unless you have some very specific reason to use XML to serve FileMaker data on the Web or your implementation is for an intranet where you can control your users' desktop OS and browsers, you would be well advised to stick to Instant Web Publishing.If you do have to employ XML for this purpose, you will need FileMaker Server Advanced, because it is the only product capable of serving a FileMaker database that is integrated with XML. As a help to a seasoned FileMaker user getting started with XML, the Developer's Edition of FileMaker has detailed documentation. Since learning XML is very tough indeed, we recommend that you only choose this route if you have prior programming experience. Another option is to choose a third-party solution that addresses some of the current implementation issues. See Appendix A, "FileMaker and Third-Party Software" for more on this option.
