Details and Differences between XML and AML

Hi,
I would like to know the differences between XML and AML. Also, basics and overview of AML, what is it? and when it is used?
Please suggest some good links.
Let me know if am posting to the wrong forum group.
Thank You.
Regards//.

This "AML" thing... it isn't acute myelogenous leukemia or Applied Microengineering Ltd or The Association for Media Literacy or The Association of Muslim Lawyers or Alaska Marine Lines, right? That's what my Google search came up with. Nothing XML-related.
Care to provide some more information?

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