Here’s yet another urgent plea for help. I am working with someone who’s using a COM object from Microsoft called ServerXMLHTTP to call a Web service. I want to be able to write a simple console program to call a Web service in the same manner they’re calling it. Here’s the line of code they use in VB to instantiate the object:
set xml = Server.CreateObject("MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP.4.0")
The Server.CreateObject() method is an ASP/IIS thing, and I want to be able to run this code from a regular VB console program. Anyone know of a way to instantiate this object outside the context of IIS?
As is my custom, I’ve created a QuickTopic.
Update: Problem solved, I love you guys. (I’ve been working on this one for months, sporadically.)
ServerXMLHTTP is killing me
Here’s yet another urgent plea for help. I am working with someone who’s using a COM object from Microsoft called ServerXMLHTTP to call a Web service. I want to be able to write a simple console program to call a Web service in the same manner they’re calling it. Here’s the line of code they use in VB to instantiate the object:
set xml = Server.CreateObject("MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP.4.0")The
Server.CreateObject()method is an ASP/IIS thing, and I want to be able to run this code from a regular VB console program. Anyone know of a way to instantiate this object outside the context of IIS?As is my custom, I’ve created a QuickTopic.
Update: Problem solved, I love you guys. (I’ve been working on this one for months, sporadically.)
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