fanyun wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Now I have this kind of business needs.
>
> There are two communication server connected by internet. One server send a request
>to the other. The response will be a large xml
> file and will be parsed and stored in database.
>
> I plan to add a new service in Turbine. That service will worked as the
>communication server. Is it the right way to do the job? Or
> I should write a stand alone communication server?
I am doing something very similar to this. My application will have
multiple ways of communicating the xml data to the client. One of them
is via a web page. this part I have already done wthin
turbine/webmacro. The other way is that the app will send the xml info
directly to another app over the web.
I was thinking about a couple of possibilities to doing this. I looked
at xml-rpc and although it may be able to accomodate my needs, I dont
think that it was really made just for transporting xml from server to
server. I am currently looking at using JMS for this part of my app.
There are a couple of opensource alternatives in developement and there
is one free (but not opensource) instance that is complete and useable.
If there is a better way to do this then I am all ears. What did you
have in mind?
John
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