Re: Follow up question on web services

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Different projects Nathan :)

Yes, I have some constraints, but that's life at the moment.

> Dutch,
>
> You've been working on this for something like 2 months and still
> evaluating options for communicating between .Net and RPG? It appears that
> given all the constraints you've mentioned, your company is channeling you
> into doing most of the processing on the .Net side. If that's the case,
> then you could have the .Net application parse incoming XML and output it
> to IBM i DB table rows, then call your RPG program via stored procedure.
> Your RPG program could process the data and output a response to an IBM i
> DB. The .Net program could read the data and format an XML response to the
> 3rd party.
>
> RPG offers exceptional performance for DB I/O.
>
> -Nathan
>
>
>
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> I suppose it could be broken down into that Buck, the only problem is I
> need to process the data in its entirety and send back a response in 10
> seconds.  That isn't something that I can change.  Its a hard requirement.
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