lient will accept them.
Ben
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From: "Markus Frommherz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "axis-user" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 2:04 PM
Subject: Antw: RE: Data Transfer with XML between two DB's- a Real world
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I also would shy away from web services, axis, or XML conversions in
general unless you need them for some other reason.
I know of a company called PeerDirect which has replication technology
that works well for the type of scenario that you're talking about. I'm
not sure if they're ideal for yo
Ranjith,
The big ETL tool vendors (and Data Integration Brokers) do provide this
capability you seek - but they are rather costly. Examples are Informatica
and Embarcadero.
We had a similar situation with our client, and we opted to build a data
transfer/integration tool based on Java/XML/XS
Ranjith,
The big ETL tool vendors (and Data Integration Brokers) do provide this
capability you seek - but they are rather costly. Examples are Informatica
and Embarcadero.
We had a similar situation with our client, and we opted to build a data
transfer/integration tool based on Java/XML/XS
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My customer has a requirement like this. There are several locations
of that organization (my customer). They h
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My customer has a requirement like this. There are several locations of
that organizati
My customer has a requirement like this. There are several locations of
that organization (my customer). They have an Oracle database in each of their
locations. There is a central server. When daily transactions are processing,
they update their location databases and at the end of the day,
