TCP/IP send character stream

Hi,
Is there any experience in sending a character stream using TCP/IP from XI to another system?
Appreciate any suggestions.
Paul

Paul,
Without having experience with this kind of scenario; I can imagine some possible approaches from the context of XI and Java.
1) Fist Approach
You could implement a receiver comm. channel of the type file which will receive the data (either text or binary) to be transported via TCP/IP from the Integration Engine. In the configuration of this comm. channel you will trigger a java program/class that will perform the actual TCP/IP connection, obviously the Java program will use the data earlier received by the comm. channel as input parameter.
2) Second Approach
You can generate a Java proxy which will act as receiver and effectively do the TCP/IP call.
As you can see the second approach apparently requires less effort but implies having more system resources (Web As 6.40) to run the necessary J2EE beans needed for Java proxy communication. Nevertheless, this approach is more elegant and technically/functionally fits in the XI architecture.
Hopes this mini-brainstorming will help you decide what to do.
Thanks,
Roberto

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