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Hi there,
I am seeking some advice regarding a design issue from Oracle Community.
We have a Java application working like this:
1> Accessing an MQ series residing on a mainframe and getting back
an XML-format string.
2> Parsing out the XML-format string and generating a Java object
based on it.
3> Processing a bit of business logic on the Java object. 4> Accessing a stored procedure residing on an Oracle database.
This scenario runs OK, but not satisfactory. I am wondering if there exists a better way to accomplish this by using Oracle XML Parser and/or any other Oracle tools.
In our “imagination”, if we could get an XML parser sitting on the Oracle server, receiving the XML-format string, parsing it out and accessing the stored procedures or tables/views locally, the performance would be dramatically improved.
Any suggestion with some guiding materials/URLs would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
---Jack
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Received on Fri Nov 17 2000 - 08:15:31 CST
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