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On Friday 18 February 2005 05:53 pm, Michael Kay wrote: > > I want to compare the above approaches from > > feasibility and performance point of view. I also want > > to know other approaches.. > > > > As a secondary requirement, I want to make the XML > > transmission reliable(i.e. guranteed and 1 time > > delivery). I belive, I can use messaging softwares for > > this (like WebSphere MQ and others). What are the best > > practices for reliable transmission? This depends upon many factors, and what the application is required for. In a way, you are asking how long is a piece of string. If you have the budget, by all means install MQ. That's probably the big daddy of messaging systems but not everybody has that and it doesn't do everything. There are many other options, from roll your own to an off the shelf middleware platform. Best practice is something that works well in a particular business setting, delivers competitive advantage and that is something that only you can determine for your environment. Best Regards David -- Computergrid : The ones with the most connections win.
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