JAXM to communicate with a VB client

I've narrowed down my problem. I will only use Java on the server side. I'll parse the XML files, once they arrive at the server, using JAXB. Only question now remaining is how to get the XML files from the VB client on the desktop back to the server, and how to return XML files from the server to the desktop.
Should I just use file utilities to upload and download the files, and then process them using java afterwards?
Or should I use JAXM to send them back and forth?
-Adena

What are you trying to accomplish? That will help with the how.
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