Re: [twsocket] XLMHTTPRequest

2005-08-18 Thread Francois Piette
 I obtained a lot of sites asking Google, but all of
 them were about clients.

Of course, XMLHTTPRequest is an operation done at client side. A script request 
data from an XML
document. There is no special support needed at server side. It just receive 
more HTTP request from
client. The fact that those request are generated by a javascript script is 
transparent.
See this http://jibbering.com/2002/4/httprequest.html

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- Original Message - 
From: Igor Pokorny [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: twsocket@elists.org
Sent: Wednesday, August 17, 2005 11:04 PM
Subject: [twsocket] XLMHTTPRequest


 I would like to thank Francois and Wilfried for their notices... TCP
 server and client work without any problem.

 My other question.

 Using http connection in a real time application with a lot of pictures
 (you know what customers are interesting about) is very slow...
 I am considering to use XLMHTTPRequest for to change some values in a
 window more quickly. What I know all browsers are able to use this
 request from a Java script.
 Not using IIS server from Microsoft with ASP I have a problem how to
 implement it to HttpSrv component. Do someone knows how it works?
 I obtained a lot of sites asking Google, but all of them were about
 clients. I believe there is an easier way than to catch packets

 Regards

 Igor
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[twsocket] XLMHTTPRequest

2005-08-17 Thread Igor Pokorny
I would like to thank Francois and Wilfried for their notices... TCP 
server and client work without any problem.

My other question.

Using http connection in a real time application with a lot of pictures 
(you know what customers are interesting about) is very slow...
I am considering to use XLMHTTPRequest for to change some values in a 
window more quickly. What I know all browsers are able to use this 
request from a Java script.
Not using IIS server from Microsoft with ASP I have a problem how to 
implement it to HttpSrv component. Do someone knows how it works?
I obtained a lot of sites asking Google, but all of them were about 
clients. I believe there is an easier way than to catch packets

Regards

Igor
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Re: [twsocket] XLMHTTPRequest

2005-08-17 Thread DZ-Jay
As far as I understand, its just an HTTP GET request on the side of the 
server.  The difference is in the client:  it allows dynamic and 
asynchroneous requests without having to reload the entire main 
document.

dZ.

On Aug 17, 2005, at 17:04, Igor Pokorny wrote:

 I would like to thank Francois and Wilfried for their notices... TCP
 server and client work without any problem.

 My other question.

 Using http connection in a real time application with a lot of pictures
 (you know what customers are interesting about) is very slow...
 I am considering to use XLMHTTPRequest for to change some values in a
 window more quickly. What I know all browsers are able to use this
 request from a Java script.
 Not using IIS server from Microsoft with ASP I have a problem how to
 implement it to HttpSrv component. Do someone knows how it works?
 I obtained a lot of sites asking Google, but all of them were about
 clients. I believe there is an easier way than to catch packets

 Regards

 Igor
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