XLink

XLink, or XML Linking Language, is a technology used to connect different pieces of information within or across XML documents. Think of it as a way to create hyperlinks—like in web pages—but for data stored in XML files. XLink allows you to link elements to other parts of the same document or external resources, enabling dynamic and flexible data relationships. This helps organize complex data structures, making it easier to manage and access related information efficiently. Overall, XLink enhances the connectivity and interoperability of data within XML-based systems.