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  • M Michael Bookatz

    quick question. I have a need to pass a XML message between two computers and am thinking of using message queue to do it. Anyone had any problems using it or used something else that worked better? Thanks for your help Regards

    Weight loss Target Weight at start [1/Feb/2009] 127kg Weight now [17/Feb/2010] 97.5kg Target weight : 80kg Only 17.5 to go hope to be there by July Wish me luck!

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    Mustafa Ismail Mustafa
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    hopingToCode wrote:

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    • M Michael Bookatz

      quick question. I have a need to pass a XML message between two computers and am thinking of using message queue to do it. Anyone had any problems using it or used something else that worked better? Thanks for your help Regards

      Weight loss Target Weight at start [1/Feb/2009] 127kg Weight now [17/Feb/2010] 97.5kg Target weight : 80kg Only 17.5 to go hope to be there by July Wish me luck!

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      Marc Clifton
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      hopingToCode wrote:

      I have a need to pass a XML message between two computers and am thinking of using message queue to do it.

      I've been poking around with XML RPC, though it's not part of .NET (if that's what you're using) but I found some free client/server implementations of it. I ended up looking at it because the client was using Python, and support for XML RPC is built into Python. Well, that's my inflated 2c. ;) Marc

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      • T TheGreatAndPowerfulOz

        i assume this is on windows. a named pipe would be ideal. more than that this becomes a programming question/answer. not suitable for this forum. Quick Answer[^] is more appropriate for your question.

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        Stephane Routelous
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        +1 been there, done that, worked great


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        • M Michael Bookatz

          quick question. I have a need to pass a XML message between two computers and am thinking of using message queue to do it. Anyone had any problems using it or used something else that worked better? Thanks for your help Regards

          Weight loss Target Weight at start [1/Feb/2009] 127kg Weight now [17/Feb/2010] 97.5kg Target weight : 80kg Only 17.5 to go hope to be there by July Wish me luck!

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          Pete OHanlon
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          Assuming they are distributed over a wide area; man in a van; that's what you need. Basically, get one person to type the message on one machine and save it to a USB key. The man then drives to the other location where the USB key is connected to the other computer and the message is taken from it. Job done, near instantaneous (as long as you heavily redefine near instantaneous) and you've provided gainful employment for somebody who might otherwise have no work.

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          • M Michael Bookatz

            quick question. I have a need to pass a XML message between two computers and am thinking of using message queue to do it. Anyone had any problems using it or used something else that worked better? Thanks for your help Regards

            Weight loss Target Weight at start [1/Feb/2009] 127kg Weight now [17/Feb/2010] 97.5kg Target weight : 80kg Only 17.5 to go hope to be there by July Wish me luck!

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            Andy Brummer
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            MSMQ can be a huge pain to configure with public queues. You might want to look into something like zeroMQ[^] though.

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            • M Michael Bookatz

              quick question. I have a need to pass a XML message between two computers and am thinking of using message queue to do it. Anyone had any problems using it or used something else that worked better? Thanks for your help Regards

              Weight loss Target Weight at start [1/Feb/2009] 127kg Weight now [17/Feb/2010] 97.5kg Target weight : 80kg Only 17.5 to go hope to be there by July Wish me luck!

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              leppie
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              Floppy discs

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                Floppy discs

                xacc.ide
                IronScheme - 1.0 RC 1 - out now!
                ((λ (x) `(,x ',x)) '(λ (x) `(,x ',x))) The Scheme Programming Language – Fourth Edition

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                Pete OHanlon
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                leppie wrote:

                Floppy discs

                I assume this is the side effect of the disk DD slipped in his back?

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                • S Single Step Debugger

                  Rajesh R Subramanian wrote:

                  You could send something over a socket.

                  Is there any other way? ;P

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                  Rajesh R Subramanian
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                  OK, I'll give you the nitpick of the week award. By scenario I meant to tell there are synchronous and asynchronous sockets. :)

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                  • M Michael Bookatz

                    quick question. I have a need to pass a XML message between two computers and am thinking of using message queue to do it. Anyone had any problems using it or used something else that worked better? Thanks for your help Regards

                    Weight loss Target Weight at start [1/Feb/2009] 127kg Weight now [17/Feb/2010] 97.5kg Target weight : 80kg Only 17.5 to go hope to be there by July Wish me luck!

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                    Catalin Hatmanu
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                    How did you lose so much weight ? Congratulations on your results, man!

                    Catalin

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                    • M Michael Bookatz

                      quick question. I have a need to pass a XML message between two computers and am thinking of using message queue to do it. Anyone had any problems using it or used something else that worked better? Thanks for your help Regards

                      Weight loss Target Weight at start [1/Feb/2009] 127kg Weight now [17/Feb/2010] 97.5kg Target weight : 80kg Only 17.5 to go hope to be there by July Wish me luck!

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                      Rick Shaub
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                      1. Type up the XML in wordpad. 2. Print out the XML document. 3. Place it on a wooden table. 4. Take a picture using a digital camera. 5. Download the picture onto the other computer. Note: Crap! We've lost the textual information. 6. Write a program to decode text from a digital photo. 7. Decode the text and store as an XML document. 8. Finished!

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