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Subject: Q Related to Obtaining XML files from other Server
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Hi All,

Is it possible that a Java servlet from one server, without using SOAP and HTTP 
protocals, can dynamically obtain xml/html files located on other regular web 
servers ?

Are there any programs available to do the above work?

Any suggestions are appreciated.

thanks,

Helen