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Remote xml

Asked by: osmjahir

Hi,

There are 3 sales place, and the head office in different places. The data should be sent from sales place to head office. All sales place and head office using broad band router with high speed internet connection. All the sales place have output xml file, I need send this xml file to head office in every minute (1 transaction = 1 xml file). Im using VS2005 and sql server. My fren says, Ms-comm agent send xml file to head office. Is it possible? or any control available in vs2005 to send xml data?

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2007-01-18 at 18:28:57ID22128378
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Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

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Answers

 

by: DarrenDPosted on 2007-01-19 at 07:56:04ID: 18350009

Hi,

There are a few solution to you problems,

Simple Solution:
You could just create a small application to FTP the file's from the three shops to the head office and then have a SQL Server run a Job which checks (polls) a certain directory , reads the XML file and performs the insert into the database when there is a file there.

You should probably store more than one transaction in an XML file but if that's what you need then go with it.

More Advanced:
You could create a webservice in the head office. Your application could then call the weservice and pass the XML as a string to the webservice and let the webservice perform the insert.

Or

Use MSCOMM32.OCX

There are loads of different ways fo doing this all you have to do is decide how much reliability, effort and time you have to get it done in.

Hope this helps,

Darren

 

by: osmjahirPosted on 2007-01-20 at 00:41:22ID: 18355363

> More Advanced:
> You could create a webservice in the head office. Your application could then call the weservice > and pass the XML as a string to the webservice and let the webservice perform the insert.

Any example or sample for the above. Thanks

 

by: vbturboPosted on 2007-01-21 at 08:59:35ID: 18360186

Hi

another simple contribution

If all the sales place have a output xml file ! if they are able to host that xml file , then why not let the head office collect the xml data from each sales place instead ?
that way you would save all the trouble with sending files every minute , and it would only require a refresh timer from the application in the head office.


place a DataGrid1 on your form  and imagine that this is the application in the head office that required online currencies data

    Private Sub Opret_kildedata()

        Dim reader As XmlTextReader = New System.Xml.XmlTextReader("http://www.nationalbanken.dk/dndk/valuta.nsf/valuta.xml")

        Dim dtbl As New DataTable
        Dim dr As DataRow
        Dim dv As New DataView(dtbl)

        Dim objNodes As New System.Xml.XmlDocument
        objNodes.Load(reader)
        Dim oNodes As System.Xml.XmlNodeList
        oNodes = objNodes.SelectNodes("//currency")

        dtbl.Columns.Add(New DataColumn("Currency", GetType(String)))

        dtbl.Columns.Add(New DataColumn("Rate", GetType(String)))

        Dim node As System.Xml.XmlNode

        For Each node In oNodes

            dr = dtbl.NewRow()
            dr(0) = node.Attributes.GetNamedItem("desc").Value
            dr(1) = node.Attributes.GetNamedItem("rate").Value
            dtbl.Rows.Add(dr)

        Next


        DataGrid1.DataSource = dv

    End Sub


the above code can off course be optimized to use stream and httpRequest's instead.

else for the most optimal solution you should adapt the suggestion provided by DarrenD.

vbturbo


 

by: DarrenDPosted on 2007-01-22 at 04:43:10ID: 18364656

Hi,

Thats a really neat solution vbturbo. I'm up to my eyes at the moment and I have training to give this week so I'm not in the office and so I won't be able to contribute more to this at the moment. Also I'm on holidays next week so if vbturbo wants to continue with the solution above or to show you the webservices one whichever you think, as I just have too much on this week.

Hope it all goes well.

Darren

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