Re: AW: Am I need MOM ?

[Heinrich Goetzger <goetzger at avitech.de>]

On Thu, 17 May 2001, Konrad Krafft wrote:

>Hi Cyrille,
>
>I do not know much about Cobol or RPG, but if you find an ORB (Object
>Request Broker)
>for Cobol on as400, you are able to use der CORBA connector of xmlBlaster.
>The other System 'Linux' is no problem.
>Because there are nor Client helper classes for xml messages for Cobol in
>xmlBlaster,
>you have to handle the xml parsing on your own. This might be difficult. You
>should
>find an xml parser for Cobol.

try
http://www.xml4cobol.de

>The easiest way might be to install an JDK on your as400. In this case you
>can use the
>client helper.
>
>greetings
>Konrad
>
>> -----Ursprungliche Nachricht-----
>> Von: owner-xmlblaster at xmlBlaster.org
>> [mailto:owner-xmlblaster at xmlBlaster.org]Im Auftrag von Cyrille Giquello
>> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 17. Mai 2001 15:24
>> An: joram at objectweb.org; xmlblaster at xmlBlaster.org
>> Betreff: Am I need MOM ?
>>
>>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I need to exchange data in two ways between a ibm as400 and a linux
>> webserver.
>>
>> on the AS400, langages are RPG & Cobol, data are in flatfile like
>> database.
>> on Linux, langage is Perl & Shell, data are in Mysql database.
>>
>> To be more interoperable, I'm thinking to use a MOM to manage exchange
>> between this two system.
>> Secondly, I think xmlBlaster is more appropriate because of its
>> differents connectors (rmi,corba,xml-rpc), unless Joram use only Java.
>> Is it the right solution ? Am I on the right way ?
>>
>> I think yes, but they are so lot articles now days about Middleware,
>> that i'm a little bit loosed ;o)
>>
>> Thanks for your submition !
>>
>> Cyrille
>>
>>
>
>
regards


Heinrich