Hi Haris,
I'm also doing the same thing as u are--developing a
B2B application in which exchange XML documents
between two servlets running on different machines.
Glad to find some one who can I discuss with!!
I'm still working on it now, having in mind that
RequestDispatcher.forward() to forward the XMLDoc as a
request object to the other servlet. But the problem
is RequestDispatcher only work for servlet within the
same web server, so I have to create an URL object of
the XML document, which is passing the URL of the
document as a parameter.Then use URL ans URLConnection
classes in the receiver servlet to download the
document.
Hope this give u some idea on it, and we can discuss
further on this topic as we work on. Have u try the
stream socket approach already? If does sucess, tell
me coz' I haven't try that approach, ok?
Best Regards,
MeiLing.
--- 653 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I am develpoing a B2B application in which I have to
> exchange XML documents
> between two servlets running on different machines.
> Solution in my mind is
> to open a socket between servlets and then stream
> that docuemt. I know that
> this thing will work in any case, is there any other
> better and efficient
> method for this document transfer between two
> applications ?
>
> Regards,
> Haris
>
>
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