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5/8/2000 3:13:00 AM:eformx
microsoft is distributing v3.0 of
xml
the code does not work. any
tips/thoughts.
thanks, Rob.
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5/8/2000 3:15:13 AM:eformx
changed the code to ...
Dim oHttp As
XMLHTTP30
'make use of the
XMLHTTPRequest object contained in
msxml.dll
Set oHttp = New
XMLHTTP30
where XMLHTTP26 was in
your original code. it now works.
Rob
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5/14/2000 5:21:38 PM:KSD
Whether you need XMLHTTP30 or XMLHTTP26
depends on which release of the XML
technology preview you downloaded. The
March release includes the XMLHTTP30.
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8/4/2000 2:50:40 PM:Jason R. Fayling
Thank you for submitting this code. I
have been looking for something along
this line. I need to do exactly what
you are doing, but I need to add
another field of info. Where can I get
more information about HTTP Post and
Mime so that I can create the mime code
to accomplish my task?
Thanks for
you time.
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8/28/2000 12:52:56 PM:Klemens
For HTTP Post and MIME you may consult
the RFC:
http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/htbin/rfc/
rfc1867.html
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10/14/2000 12:11:36 PM:Klemens Schmid
Many people ask me how to upload a
binary file like a gif or jpg. I never
did it but the following link to RFC
1867 may
help:
http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/htb
in/rfc/rfc1867.html
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5/15/2001 10:05:33 PM:gus
I need to do the similar file upload
with NO using of <INPUT TYP....>
But do you have example of doing
this from a ASP script rather than from
a VB program?
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5/22/2001 10:21:58 AM:Bhanu
I am really interested in the code for
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5/22/2001 10:26:58 AM:Bhanu
Sorry about the previous post,
something
went wrong there. I needed
to know if
you could share the code
for the COM
object "aspSmartUpload". I
would really
appreciate it if you did.
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6/9/2001 6:09:56 PM:Klemens Schmid
aspSmartUpload is a freely available
component from
http://www.aspsmart.com/. It is not
under my control. Sorry.
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6/13/2001 11:45:21 AM:Rik
Hi,
Wonder if you can help me this?
Tried for months to work this out
I
want to be able to get a VB app to
automatically upload itself to my sever
as a backup at a defined time i.e
02:00hours. This will then find the
port and connect via ftp.
Then I
want another app in another location to
connect to the same server and download
all or specific files from the
'Backup'
In addition and to save
time I want the app to 'compare' itself
to updated files for the app itself so
that whenever I make any updates for
the app I will save them to my server.
So when it checks with my server it
will compare itself and if it sees such
updates will automaically download them
over writing the 'old' scripts in the
app.
Does this make sense?.......
Hope you can help
Rik
P.S If
you can help I will be more than
willing to send you a 'Thank You' by
way of a payment.
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7/11/2001 1:43:16 PM:Nick
For those of you who want to upload
binary data, there is a complete set of
VB code that will take binary data and
create MIME-encoded (Base64) strings
suitable for uploading. The code lives
at: http://di-mgt.com.au/crypto.html
--- Nick
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7/16/2001 5:27:25 PM:Ranjeev
Can you please suggest once Upload is
done we wish to check for the virus ?
Do you know any product which got the
developer SDK
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7/16/2001 5:28:52 PM:rk
How can we scan the uploaded file for
virus
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7/17/2001 4:56:35 PM:Klemens Schmid
No idea. My upload code assume that on
the server side there is aspSmartUpload
receiving the file. This product should
have a virus interface or you should
take another product instead. As far as
I know there are no standardized virus
interfaces yet.
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7/19/2001 10:54:04 PM:Dan
How can i upload binary file(ex:gif
file)??
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7/20/2001 6:40:22 AM:Klemens Schmid
For uploading a binary file see the
code on my home page at
http://www.schmidks.de/tools.htm. The
time will come that I also update this
code here.
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