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ASAP , problem with xmlhttp
I have a big problem with xmlhttp.
When I send an xml as string using parameters and I want to get an xml back. All the spaces are removed from the xml. How come? This is the code I use.
Set objHttp = Server.CreateObject("Micro
objHttp.Open "POST", "this is the correct url, False
objhttp.setRequestHeader "Content-Type","applicatio
objHttp.Send <this is the xml>
response.write objHttp.responseText
Set objHttp = Nothing
When I send an xml as string using parameters and I want to get an xml back. All the spaces are removed from the xml. How come? This is the code I use.
Set objHttp = Server.CreateObject("Micro
objHttp.Open "POST", "this is the correct url, False
objhttp.setRequestHeader "Content-Type","applicatio
objHttp.Send <this is the xml>
response.write objHttp.responseText
Set objHttp = Nothing
How about doing this?
Response.Write xmlhttp.responseXML.xml
hongjun
Response.Write xmlhttp.responseXML.xml
hongjun
ASKER
I've tried the xmlhttp.responsexml.xml.
I still get an xml-string back with the spaces removed.
I would post the complete xml, but is it rather big but you understand the problem so ... .
I still get an xml-string back with the spaces removed.
I would post the complete xml, but is it rather big but you understand the problem so ... .
ASKER
I've tried the xmlhttp.responsexml.xml.
I still get an xml-string back with the spaces removed.
I would post the complete xml, but is it rather big but you understand the problem so ... .
I still get an xml-string back with the spaces removed.
I would post the complete xml, but is it rather big but you understand the problem so ... .
Are those spaces replaced by any characters?
hongjun
hongjun
ASKER
No not replaced, just gone
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I suppose you post the xml to an asp. In this case you must add:
Response.contentType = "text/xml"
before sending anything back to the browser.
Response.contentType = "text/xml"
before sending anything back to the browser.
ASKER
So how do you decode you're xml-string if you have used server.htmlencode
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I've tried it with the reponse.contenttype
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I've tried it with the reponse.contenttype
Try this
response.write Server.HTMLEncode(objHttp.
hongjun
response.write Server.HTMLEncode(objHttp.
hongjun
I am not sure it is supported by the browser side since it is wise to use the old version of XML: Microsoft.XMLHTTP you may not have to.
On the server side:
xmldoc.preserveWhiteSpace = true
use Msxml2.DOMDocument if you cannot use it.
On the server side:
xmldoc.preserveWhiteSpace = true
use Msxml2.DOMDocument if you cannot use it.
ASKER
It happens in the send.
I send an xml string to the server and when ik gets there the spaces are gone.
I send an xml string to the server and when ik gets there the spaces are gone.
Inges,
Try this way!,
Use
Dim obx As New MSXML2.DOMDocument
Dim objhttp As MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP
Set objhttp = New MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP
objhttp.setRequestHeader "Content-Type", "text/xml"
then use soap packet to send the xml content:
strMethodPkg = "<SOAP:Envelope xmlns:SOAP=""urn:schemas-x
strMethodPkg = strMethodPkg & "<SOAP:Header></SOAP:Heade
strMethodPkg = strMethodPkg & "<SOAP:Body><m:XMLPass xmlns:m=""urn:soapserver/s
strMethodPkg = strMethodPkg & "<XMLString>" & <<this is xml>> & "</XMLString>"
strMethodPkg = strMethodPkg & "</m:PassXML></SOAP:Body><
objhttp.send strMethodPkg
''send pack to receiver end
''after this
strresult = objhttp.responseText
obx.loadXML strresult
Receiving End:
Set objXMLDOM = Server.CreateObject("Micro
objXMLDOM.Load Request
''You validate according to your need
varXMLBack = objXMLDOM.SelectSingleNode
strResultXML = "<SOAP:Envelope xmlns:SOAP=""urn:schemas-x
strResultXML = strResultXML & "<SOAP:Body><m:XMLStrRespo
strResultXML = strResultXML & "<XMLResult>" & varXMLBack & "</XMLResult></m:XMLStrRes
strResultXML = strResultXML & "</SOAP:Body></SOAP:Envelo
Response.Write strResultXML
Best Regards,
Shiva
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Try this way!,
Use
Dim obx As New MSXML2.DOMDocument
Dim objhttp As MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP
Set objhttp = New MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP
objhttp.setRequestHeader "Content-Type", "text/xml"
then use soap packet to send the xml content:
strMethodPkg = "<SOAP:Envelope xmlns:SOAP=""urn:schemas-x
strMethodPkg = strMethodPkg & "<SOAP:Header></SOAP:Heade
strMethodPkg = strMethodPkg & "<SOAP:Body><m:XMLPass xmlns:m=""urn:soapserver/s
strMethodPkg = strMethodPkg & "<XMLString>" & <<this is xml>> & "</XMLString>"
strMethodPkg = strMethodPkg & "</m:PassXML></SOAP:Body><
objhttp.send strMethodPkg
''send pack to receiver end
''after this
strresult = objhttp.responseText
obx.loadXML strresult
Receiving End:
Set objXMLDOM = Server.CreateObject("Micro
objXMLDOM.Load Request
''You validate according to your need
varXMLBack = objXMLDOM.SelectSingleNode
strResultXML = "<SOAP:Envelope xmlns:SOAP=""urn:schemas-x
strResultXML = strResultXML & "<SOAP:Body><m:XMLStrRespo
strResultXML = strResultXML & "<XMLResult>" & varXMLBack & "</XMLResult></m:XMLStrRes
strResultXML = strResultXML & "</SOAP:Body></SOAP:Envelo
Response.Write strResultXML
Best Regards,
Shiva
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I am actually using posting xml to a server and getting xml out as well. I have not found a way to get the spaces back. I thought that through VB's XML DOM component, you can set the preserveWhiteSpaces to true and it should work. I have tried to set this to true and false and it has not worked. If you find an answer, let me know. I will do the same for you.
the first sending part is from VB and the receiving end
is in asp..
is in asp..
ASKER
Thanks, It was not server.HTMLEncode but server.URLEncode.
hongjun