Hi Mike,
Thank you for your guidance, actually I looked every where except the
xmlhttp itself.
I don't blame the msdn people, actually after re-read my own post, I
imagine a person who is trying to hack s site with brute-force
I will look to what you have posted, and it seem the answer the is there.
Thank you.
Samir Ibrahim
> On 2/27/2010 6:52 AM, Samir Ibrahim wrote:
>>
>> Hi all
>>
>> I had post a question in msdn forum about how to control or manage the
>> response from xmlhttp request, I did not got any answer maybe because
>> they consider it as "malicious code".
>>
>> any way, I had developed a sms/voice sending software in vb.net, every
>> thing works fine except if there is weak internet or delay from the
>> server I am sending my request to it.
>>
>> I am using Microsoft XML v4 my code look like this
>>
>> Let suppose I am trying to send request to imdb.com (for testing)
>>
>> Public _xmlHTTP As New MSXML2.XMLHTTP ' declared in a module
>>
>> Dim strResult As String
>> _xmlHTTP.open("POST", "http://www.imdb.com/find?s=tt", False)
>> _xmlHTTP.setRequestHeader("Content-Type",
>> "application/x-www-form-urlencoded")
>> Dim parameter = "AVATAR" ' Movie name
>> Dim _sendText = "&q=<movie_name>".Replace("<movie_name>",parameter)
>> Application.DoEvents()
>> ' send the request and the server should give response
>> _xmlHTTP.send(_sendText) ' here is where i want to put control.
>> strResult = _xmlHTTP.responseText
>> MsgBox(strResult)
>> End If
>>
>> I am sending sms messages to a group, that group may consist of 1
>> person, or 1000 person. I am doing that be looping, so if for example i
>> am sending the message to a group that has 50 person, and in my loop I
>> reach 30, and the server hang or did not response
>>
>> my program behaviour is: wait until the server response so it proceed
>> with the next send
>>
>> what I want : giving the server 1 sec, if not response came, skip it and
>> send the next.
>>
>> Can that be done?
>>
>> TIA
>>
>> Samir Ibrahim
>
> I suspect you did not get an answer before, as the question has more to
> do with xmlhttp within msxml2 than it does with VB.Net.
>
> Look at this page as an example of what you seem to be wanting to do:
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms765535(VS.85).aspx.
>