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jms or web service

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yanis97

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Hi;

I would like to realize a application which receive from a system of the messages via SOAP (events).
Next it apply rules to them (events) and if same conditions are match, it send events into a mail or store events into a database.
I would like to use a web service but I do not know if its a good solution compared to the jms ?
by knowing that jms does not accept messages SOAP

Regards;
 
By JMS, I take it you mean Java Message Service ?
If so, then JMS and SOAP are two completely different protocols, and you could not consume SOAP messages through JMS.

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Hi Sedj;

Then which is the solution that you advised by knowing that my input are SOAP messages ?

Regards;
 
An application that speaks SOAP, such as the Apache Axis project, or many, many others out there.

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Hi Sedj;

If I realize a web service, how the two services (That which sending the data write in Delphi and my application which receive these data) communicate between them (via a msg queue or another model).

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Cannot SOAP messages be encode in JMS messages? A SOAP message, in the end, is just text.

Anyway, I see a lack of info. Are you programming the client or the service will just be published? I don't see a webservice like a message service.

Cheers,
Dian
 
Hi Dian;

The client already exists (the service will just be published).
So your conclusion is not to use the services but another solution like jms ?

Regards;
 
If I remember OK, a webservice is just a request/response service, doesn't allow messaging. If your requisite is a two-ways communication, maybe a webservice is not the way.


Cheers,
Dian
 
I think you need to explain exactly what you want to do ...

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