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Use XML to Call a Remote Object
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7/13/2000 12:42:27 AM |
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fishoutawata
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This is an example of how you might use XML in an application. The client project makes a call to a remote object by sending XML to a webserver, which in return creates the object, performs the method requested and returns the results to the client. Please read the readme.txt included in the zip file.
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 7/13/2000 12:41:26 PM: WOW
This is cool. I could see some pretty awsome potential for XML. (Besides reversing strings...lol)
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7/18/2000 3:09:55 PM: FMP
Any idea why I get objXMLRequest.responseText="", and with this it's impossible to load the XMl
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7/18/2000 7:11:14 PM: fishoutawata
FMP,
Can you send me the whole line of code you are talking about.. I'm sure its something simple. Just need to see the full line.
Thanks
fishoutawata
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7/20/2000 1:27:40 AM: Geoffrey lee
Fantastic Example! 5 Star
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11/10/2000 12:01:02 PM: yong
Why am I getting an
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11/10/2000 12:02:11 PM: yong
Why am I getting an "open method of IXMLHTTPRequest failed" error? I got this message using all versions of msxml.dll. Please help!
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1/8/2002 3:06:55 PM: Drakier
not bad code, but it needs comments. I don't have a clue what to do with it. Once I launch the app, what do I type in for the text? after I send it, what is it doing?
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8/8/2003 11:16:41 PM: Timothy OConnor
notran antivus says that rpc.dll is a trojan. i don't know why please e-maile me at visual314@aol.com thank you.
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8/8/2003 11:17:20 PM: Timothy OConnor
and soapdest.dll
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