Re: Web Services or Servlet?
- From: Dimitri Maziuk <dima@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2006 16:01:10 +0000 (UTC)
Homer sez:
Hi All,
I have following scenarios:
An application running on some server (inside our Intranet) is sending
our server a request including 5 fields of data (volume is ~1000 per
day) and our server is suppose to do some calculation and return back a
two field data.
This sounds like a good example of Web Service/SOAP scenario but I
don't really want to complicate things with Application Server,
Deploy and etc.
Do you think I should simplify it with Servlet or something or should I
stay with Web Services?
--> http://our.server/app.cgi?param1=x¶m2=y¶m3=z...
<-- (text/xml) <tag1>val1</tag1><tag2>val2</tag2> (for example)
Can do this in perl (:CGI), php, shell, or anything -- no need to
bring in the servlet container and JVM either.
Dimitri
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