RE: Warehouse Automation Project

[qsrvbas@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Tom Liotta)]

Oliver:

Just as a possibility, there are the Java tools for such things as data queues. 
It _might_ be possible to create something that almost works for both Unix and 
Win2K. (Or maybe even actually works.)

It'd be interesting to see a solution that ran on both and used the tools, 
though sockets may be better overall.

Tom Liotta

midrange-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>   5. Warehouse Automation Project (ouuch@xxxxxxxxxxx)
>
>What other connection methods are available for this type of work? We 
>basically need close to 
>real-time connections.
>
>I have thought about going to dataqueues and skip all that SQL-stuff. Are 
>there dataqueue 
>tools for Unix and Win2K systems (Visual Basic)?

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