In a message dated 8/26/2005 8:42:36 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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the VB equivalent that you would use would be something like:
Dim oXMLServer As Object
Set oXMLServer = CreateObject(Msxml2.ServerXMLHTTP.3.0)
The last example on the page shows how to send and
)
oXMLServer.send (oXMLDocument)
MsgBox(oXMLServer.responseXML.xml)
End Sub
Glen
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Glen wrote:
I'm pretty sure that Accuterm has no capability to perform socket
connections using scripts.
It has VBA(Visual Basic for Applications) capabilities, which is
nothing like VB.
That is not my experience. VBA is a lot like VB. I have no experience of
Accuterm but if it has a
In a message dated 8/25/2005 12:41:26 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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VB including using standard Microsoft
XML libraries which include methods for sending and receiving XML via HTTP
Do you have example code where you do this?
Thanks
Will Johnson
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In a message dated 8/25/2005 12:41:26 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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VB including using standard Microsoft
XML libraries which include methods for sending and receiving XML via HTTP
Do you have example code where you do this?
Thanks
I would also be interested in
In a message dated 8/24/2005 10:26:39 PM Pacific Standard Time,
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have the client shell out, execute the
function, return data to a local file,
Do you have an example of how to execute a request like that in Windows or
Unix and return the result to a local file?
In my original post, I admitted to not actually using Accuterm. I was
basically saying that if Accuterm supported VBA then it should definitely
be possible to send and receive XML just as you could in VB.
I've since been on the Accuterm site just to check what it can do. It
does seem to have
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In my original post, I admitted to not actually using Accuterm. I was
basically saying that if Accuterm supported VBA then it should definitely
In a message dated 8/25/05 11:49:01 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
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I've since been on the Accuterm site just to check what it can do. It
does seem to have the capability to use VB object libraries and here's a
URL link to a page on their site which goes into a lot of
Does someone have a code example where they are sending an XML request using
Accuterm scripting ?
Thanks
Will Johnson
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Will wrote:
Does someone have a code example where they are sending
an XML request using Accuterm scripting ?
Thanks
An XML request for what? Can you give us an example of how you would use
that? XML is just a blob of text so it's no different than any other text.
AccuTerm is a good raw
In a message dated 8/24/05 1:04:59 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
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An XML request for what? Can you give us an example of how you would use
that? XML is just a blob of text so it's no different than any other text.
Here is a name, look up this person's address, using
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In a message dated 8/24/05 1:04:59 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
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An XML request for what? Can you give us an example
Glen hit it all on the head.
Will, when you say you want AccuTerm to do something, in this case AccuTerm
is doing nothing but passing the message along to some other process that
will actually do the function. The only need to ever include AccuTerm or
wIntegrate in a complex function is when you
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