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post xml to another site using ASP

... using xmlhttp?

         

nitsuj3001

5:40 pm on Sep 26, 2005 (gmt 0)



I have been searching around the internet and the only option I have found to post XML is xmlhttp.

Now all the examples I have found are done using javascript.

How can I produce and post (to another server) a XML document, server side?

can I do this using xmlhttp? or do I need something else?

Thanks for any ideas ... this is diving me crazy!

mrMister

11:48 pm on Sep 26, 2005 (gmt 0)

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search for xmlhttp and vbscript

By the way, If this is relation to your other post, you can use xmlHTTP to send a normal POSt request. I'm not sure why aspdaddy was talking about SOAP, but it's not required and probably not the best tool for the job in your case.

nitsuj3001

12:05 pm on Oct 14, 2005 (gmt 0)



Incase any one comes accross this post later;

I searched and found server xmlhttp, which looks even better then what I have been searching for!

mrMister

2:49 pm on Oct 14, 2005 (gmt 0)

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I searched and found server xmlhttp, which looks even better then what I have been searching for!

I thought that was what you were looking for? You mentioned it in your first post. serverXmlHttp is as far as I'm aware just a lower level version of xmlHttp. I think xmlHttp handles situations like redirects for you automatically but has a higher overhead.

In classic ASP I always preferred using PerlScript for that kind of thing anyway ;-)