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Re: Transports for XML Streaming?

• From: "Michael Kay" <M.H.Kay@e...>
• To: <xml-dev@i...>
• Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1998 09:54:31 -0000

Rob Williams wrote:
>I just finished doing an e-commerce web site using Java.

It sounds to me as if you've just started...

> I want to make it
>so that participants in our buy/sell network can stream us updates (i.e.
>list new products or tell us that other things they had listed have been
>sold). I want to do this w/XML. My question is, should I hang a socket off
>my program that is waiting for XML to be streamed to it or should I make it
>so that I have a server-based mailbox that XML files are sent to? What have
>other people done for this kind of application?


Suggest you look at message queuing technology ( www.messageQ.com ). We are
using Microsoft's MSMQ for this purpose, others use IBM's MQSeries.

Mike Kay


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