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Hello,
I have two
questions, one regarding the peformance of a serverXMLHttp post and the other
refering to the XML being posted.
First, the
performance issue:
I post XML data from
one server to another, utilizing XML as a method to transport batches of
data. Server(A) reads in an XML doc, then passes it to Server(B)
using the serverXMLHTTP objects and methods of MSXML2. Server(B) then
(requests) the posted XML and does what it does with it. All works great,
except it is very slow.... What is going on here, what is making this
bugger go so slow? So far, I have only tested this script with very simple
XML docs, I'm affraid to test it with a large one!
Second, the XML
document:
The XML I have
constructed is a avery simple (see below). I generate the XML on Server(A)
in code, and then pass it to Server(B). On Server(B), when I read the XML
document, I have to read it from a posted form value because if I perform a true
"binary" (request) of the XML document, it screws up my other code which is
looking for form variables. My "Send" method looks like
this:
xmHttp.send
"POST","xml=" & my_xml_doc,FALSE
On Server(B), I then
read the XML document like this:
xm.LoadXML
request.form("XML")
Okay, so this all
works, untill I add the <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> processing
instruction (with and without the encoding, still doesn't work). The
behaviour is strange, after a few tests, Server(B) is not able to receive any
XML.
Do you all want to
see code? Visit a site to test it? This is
weird.
At this point, my
confidence is shaken and I'm not sure what is the correct way to form a POST and
a Request for XML data.
Thanks for the
help.
Karl
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