Receiving text files on apex/html port

Hi,
I am in the process of setting-up, configure, developping an apex application but I have a question about receiving files into the "apex" database.
The process flow:
a machine creates medical equipment but also creates a file as input for the apex application.
This file will be picked-up by a transaction process (sort of Tuxedo) and will be transferred to the Apex databases. The easiest was is to start a FTP process to send the file but this will creates too many steps. So I wondered if it is possible to directly send this file from the medical server via the Transcation Process to the Apex application/database?
I am also interested in the most ideal HTTP server. Which one suits best with the above question?
Oracle Application Express Listener
Embedded PL/SQL gateway
Oracle HTTP Server and mod_plsql
Paul

Yes you can, as long as your iPod has firmware v2.0 or later. Then you can purchase apps from the App Store that will let you view all manner of files. Most of them are fairly cheap, there might even be free ones.
There are a few different programs available, but I use FileMagnet. It supports a large range of formats, including text, pdf and html (plus Word, Excel, Powerpoint, and Pages, Numbers and Keynote if you have iWork on your Mac).
The other program I have is Stanza, which is free. It only does plain text files, but it does them really well. And being free, I can't complain.
The only thing I don't think you can do is use your iPod as an external hard drive to move files from one computer to another.
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