Hi all,

I need to send an xml file from a server to client.

the server side program runs on java, whereas the client can be built on any other technology. I mean the client need not necessarily be a web browser in which case the browser will be enabled with java mostly. The client can also be another C program or something that runs on .net platform.

So, i need to send just an xml file in such a way that all types of clients are able to read it. Is there any solution for this problem? If so, please help asap with sample codes also.


thanks

- param

You seem to be confusing layers in your protocol stack. The protocol and service you use for exchanging files has nothing to do with whether the files contain XML, so you are asking on the wrong forum.

There's a vast range of approaches you could use, from distributed filestore to FTP to HTTP to asynchronous messaging services to Java remote procedure calls; and no information in your post to enable one to recommend one or the other.

Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
Author, XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0 Programmer's Reference