Hi,

Expose your orchestration or schema as webservice and call that from your
website.

HTH,

Randal van Splunteren
http://biztalkia.blogspot.com

> Hello there,
>
> I have to find a way to forward text data obtained via a form on an
> internet site (that I have to design) to Biztalk. The main objective
> is to be fast enough...since there is a high rate of connections on
> the site.
>
> If I choose asp.net for my Web site, I intend to use MSMQ/T as a
> transport between the site and BizTalk.
>
> However, if I choose Java or something else, what transport would you
> advise ?
>
> I think that FTP (with xml files written by the Web site), SMTP/POP3,
> and Sql (the Web site writes on Sql Server) are much too slow and
> resource consuming.
>
> Regards
>

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Hello there,

I have to find a way to forward text data obtained via a form on an internet
site (that I have to design) to Biztalk. The main objective is to be fast
enough...since there is a high rate of connections on the site.

If I choose asp.net for my Web site, I intend to use MSMQ/T as a transport
between the site and BizTalk.

However, if I choose Java or something else, what transport would you advise
?

I think that FTP (with xml files written by the Web site), SMTP/POP3, and
Sql (the Web site writes on Sql Server) are much too slow and resource
consuming.

Regards

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Hi,

Expose your orchestration or schema as webservice and call that from your
website.

HTH,

Randal van Splunteren
http://biztalkia.blogspot.com

> Hello there,
>
> I have to find a way to forward text data obtained via a form on an
> internet site (that I have to design) to Biztalk. The main objective
> is to be fast enough...since there is a high rate of connections on
> the site.
>
> If I choose asp.net for my Web site, I intend to use MSMQ/T as a
> transport between the site and BizTalk.
>
> However, if I choose Java or something else, what transport would you
> advise ?
>
> I think that FTP (with xml files written by the Web site), SMTP/POP3,
> and Sql (the Web site writes on Sql Server) are much too slow and
> resource consuming.
>
> Regards
>

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