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M.Feoli
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 Posted: Mon Dec 22, 2003 3:35 pm Post subject: How to transfer DB information from one process to another ( |
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Hi all
I have a process which works as a service that does a particular job, I do
not want to include database access, i.e. ADO components or else on it.
because right now it is roboust enough and don't want to add variables.
I need it to send information (statistics), could be as XML, to another
process (which could well be on another PC) which collects it and adds it
to a database.
Has anyone a suggestion for doing this.
What communication method have you used?, what language? how about XML?
does this deserves to go into multitiered applications?
I appreciate any inputs and points of view.
thanks in advance
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Tony J Hopkinson
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| Posted: Wed Dec 24, 2003 10:56 pm Post subject: Re: How to transfer DB information from one process to anoth |
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On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 15:35:51 -0000, "M.Feoli"
<manrique.feoli (AT) kinetos (DOT) com> wrote:
| Quote: | Hi all
I have a process which works as a service that does a particular job, I do
not want to include database access, i.e. ADO components or else on it.
because right now it is roboust enough and don't want to add variables.
I need it to send information (statistics), could be as XML, to another
process (which could well be on another PC) which collects it and adds it
to a database.
Has anyone a suggestion for doing this.
Communication method is unimportant. Can you afford to miss a message. |
Should they be queued. Is there a priority message ?.
Once you've made up your mind on these fronts then you can piclka
method.
For instance if your sending program must receive an acknowledgement
that the data has been received then protocol does not matter because
you always need some sort of handshaking response which in theoryn can
be implememhted under any protocol, thoufh it lends itself more to
some than others.
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