Is this the correct newsgroup for this posting?


I have a problem when using these lines of code:

Dim xmlhttp as Object
set xmlhttp = CreateObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP")
Call xmlhttp.Open("GET", Application.Profiles.ActiveProfile.Server &
"/Test.abc", False):
Call xmlhttp.send("");

when the last line of code is executed, i get the following error message:

"The download of the specified resource has failed. -2146697208"


Application.Profiles.ActiveProfile.Server = http://x.x.x.x/virtualdirectory


What is wrong with this code?


Thank you

serge wrote:[color=blue]
> Is this the correct newsgroup for this posting?[/color]

Only if you are doing this in server-side asp code. If you are doing it in
client-side code, then .scripting.vbscript would be your best bet, unless
you need to support non-IE browsers, that is, in which case
..scripting.jscript would be better.
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> I have a problem when using these lines of code:
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> Dim xmlhttp as Object[/color]

No, you're definitely in the wrong place. This is not vbscript, so it can't
be ASP.

Bob Barrows
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Microsoft MVP - ASP/ASP.NET
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Thank you Bob for pointing me to the correct newsgroup, i will post in there
next time for
vbscript related code.

I think i found the cause of my problem. If i try downloading a .ABC file it
works.
My actual problem was downloading .VBA

It looks to me the firewall most likely is blocking the .VBA to be
downloaded
(or maybe the anti-virus), because if i try downloading .EXE, that fails
too.

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> > Is this the correct newsgroup for this posting?[/color]
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> Only if you are doing this in server-side asp code. If you are doing it in
> client-side code, then .scripting.vbscript would be your best bet, unless
> you need to support non-IE browsers, that is, in which case
> .scripting.jscript would be better.
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> > I have a problem when using these lines of code:
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> > Dim xmlhttp as Object[/color]
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> No, you're definitely in the wrong place. This is not vbscript, so it[/color]
can't[color=blue]
> be ASP.[/color]