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XML Metadata Interchange, an OMG specification that provides a standard way of exchanging metadata between software tools, repositories and data warehouses. XMI is based on XML, UML and MOF.
An open information interchange model intended to give developers working with object technology the ability to exchange programming data over the Internet in a standardized way, bringing consistency and compatibility to applications created in collaborative environments. XMI is intended to be either stored in a traditional file system or streamed across the Internet from a database or repository.
XML Model Interchange format. A format for file storage of UML models. Currently incomplete, since it does not carry all graphical layout information, so must be supplemented by files carrying that information.
XMI (XML Metamodel Interchange) is a part of the UML specification maintained by the OMG that describes a method for software tools to save UML models in a common format, enabling users to share models even if they do not all use the same UML applications. Altova UModel® 2006 supports XMI 2.1 for import and export of UML software models in this industry-standard format. Learn about UModel® 2006 and XMI . For more information on the XMI specification, visit the OMG.
(XML Metadata Interchange) An Extensible Markup Language (XML) grammar for exchanging metadata between repositories. See XML and metadata.
(XML Metadata Interchange) – An XML standard for the exchange of metadata. It was developed by the OMG for the serialization and exchange of UML and MOF. See OMG, UML, MOF, and http://www.omg.org/technology/xml/index.htm
See XML Metadata Interchange.
XML Metadata Interchange. A model-driven XML integration framework for defining, interchanging, manipulating, and integrating XML data and objects. XMI-based standards are in use for integrating tools, repositories, applications and data warehouses.
Standard for interchanging metadata.