Re: Pinpoint unspecified error for objXMLHttp.send objXML statement
- From: "Toni" <Toni24@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 19 Jun 2009 14:53:30 -0400
"Allen Chen [MSFT]" wrote...
Hi,
I have an ASP page that is using ServerXMLHTTP to call an .ASPX page in
the same
directory. Can you please tell me if the above article applies?
ASP and ASPX are handled by different modules. I think it's safe to do
that. But it's still possible to cause dead lock if the ASPX needs a
resource whose lock is owned by ASP.
Thanks. Just to be safe, my ASP page uses ServerXMLHTTP to access a PHP page that
performs the function (hey, I wrote my first PHP page). Based on the above MS article,
what I'm doing now should be safe.
BTW, I'm doing a reverse DNS. ASP doesn't provide a reverse DNS feature, but ASP.NET and
PHP do. So, I'm passing the IP address to the PHP page using ServerXMLHTTP and
retrieving the reverse DNS.
.
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