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| Prashant 2005-01-17, 7:47 am |
| Hai...!
Im very new to BizTalk Server. I just want to know whether i can use BizTalk
Server to synchronize two xml files.
I have two xml files of data and those xml files are to be synchronized. Can
BizTalk sounds good in doing this? Are there any tools for Synchronizing the
XML Files based on a TimeStamp, (an element in the XML Files.)
Early reply is appreciated. Pls help me in this regard.
ThanQ
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| Doug Girard [MSFT] 2005-04-19, 5:55 pm |
| Hi Prashant,
Can you clarify what you mean by synchronized? This can have many
connotations. What is your processing requirement?
If your requirement is to receive 2 files in any order, but send them out
in a strictly defined order, then using correlation with orchestrations can
take care of this. If you mean you'd like to combine the two inbound XML
files into one outbound file, this also can be accomplished with calling a
transform (BizTalk map) from an orchestration with the two input XML files
as parameters.
HTH,
Doug Girard [MSFT]
Note: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
rights.
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>Hai...!
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>Im very new to BizTalk Server. I just want to know whether i can use
BizTalk
>Server to synchronize two xml files.
>
>I have two xml files of data and those xml files are to be synchronized.
Can
>BizTalk sounds good in doing this? Are there any tools for Synchronizing
the
>XML Files based on a TimeStamp, (an element in the XML Files.)
>
>Early reply is appreciated. Pls help me in this regard.
>
>ThanQ
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| Prashant 2005-04-23, 7:46 am |
| Sir...!
I'll explain my purpose of synchronizing XML Files. Actually, I have a task
of integrating two WebServices. The Two webservices are of different
applications which can take an XML File as input request. We have to Post the
XML Request to that webservice, which in return, gives the response XML File.
Both the Webservices do the same.
I have to integrate both the webservices, so that the data in one database
must be synchronized in another. For ex., an application exists in both the
desktop and online editions, we have to synchronize the data from both of
these.. This is my purpose. But my purpose holds two online editions.The only
way to get the data is through XML requests and responses.
My Higher authority suggested to use Java's Sync4j server to synchronize
both these types.
As i was unaware of Java and Sync4j, i tried to use VisualBasic to send XML
Request and get XML Response. All went fine. But at the time of synchronizin
the data., i find a lot of difficulties. Because, we have to synchronize the
data based on some primary ids., for ex., customer id or date of last
modified etc. Sync4j takes care all of those ( according to my higher
authority ).
So, i request you sir., is ther any tool like Sync4j which can synchronize
the data. Can BizTalk server helps in this ?
Can u please send me some sample if so... Thanking You Sir
Prashant
""Doug Girard [MSFT]"" wrote:
> Hi Prashant,
>
> Can you clarify what you mean by synchronized? This can have many
> connotations. What is your processing requirement?
>
> If your requirement is to receive 2 files in any order, but send them out
> in a strictly defined order, then using correlation with orchestrations can
> take care of this. If you mean you'd like to combine the two inbound XML
> files into one outbound file, this also can be accomplished with calling a
> transform (BizTalk map) from an orchestration with the two input XML files
> as parameters.
>
> HTH,
> Doug Girard [MSFT]
>
> Note: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
> rights.
>
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