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RE: Databases Serving and SPITTING UP XML

• From: Maulik <mauldave@p...>
• To: "'xdsl@s...'" <xdsl@s...>
• Date: Tue, 30 May 2000 15:41:59 +0530

hi Jay,

	Just think of Enterprise scenario, where different type of databases 
exist. As XML is nothing but a simple text files, can be used to transfer 
data from one database to another seamlessly.

	this can be done in two ways:
		1.	u use parsers, which read xml file and accordingly update database.
		2.	as u wrote.

	E.g. In simple E-comm application, U can  make a standard acceptable to ur 
all clients, including vendors, suppliers and can pass orders, invoices 
etc..in xml format, pass it to them using ftp or email, where database can 
read that file and update their internal system. Isn't it great???

cheers!!!

Maulik

Maulik Dave
Software Engineer
Patni Computer Systems Ltd.
A-78/9, G.I.D.C. Electronics Estate, Sector-25,
Gandhinagar - 382 044. (Gujarat, INDIA)
Phone : +91-2712-38178 (Ext - 113)
E-mail : mauldave@p...


-----Original Message-----
From:	Jay Aguilar [SMTP:xdsl@s...]
Sent:	Tuesday, May 30, 2000 2:56 PM
To:	xdsl@s...
Cc:	xml-dev@x...
Subject:	Databases Serving and SPITTING UP XML




OK Now I have been on this list for a long time.  I have a couple of
questions


1.  I have heard that MS SQL , ORCL 8i, SYBASE will be soon be
implementing a feature to spit out XML tags from an existing DTD.  Why
make another layer of your application server to send out and recieve your
XML packages when the database can do this funtion ?




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