Mozilla XMLHttpRequest

[Benedikt Wismans]

Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; de-AT; rv:1.7) Gecko/20040630

Dear group,

below is a simple XML request. It works fine, the only problem is that
Mozilla dos not quit the data transfer mode but keeps on "waiting for data
from host..." and the Mozilla icon keeps on moving for ever. Again,
everything works fine, but it is annoying.
The same behaviour occurs with Mozilla 1.8 and GET/urlencoded data

Any hint?

thanks,
Benedikt

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var oXMLHttpRequest = new XMLHttpRequest( );
XMLHttpRequest. open("POST", "http://"+cAPPLICATIONS ERVER+cSISSRV, false);
oXMLHttpRequest .setRequestHead er("Content-Type","multipar t/form-data");
oXMLHttpRequest .setRequestHead er("Content-Encoding","ISO-8859-1");
oXMLHttpRequest .setRequestHead er("Accept","te xt/xml");
oXMLHttpRequest .setRequestHead er("Cache-Control","no-cache");

try {
oXMLHttpRequest .send(this.oXML Doc);
try {
return oXMLHttpRequest .responseXML;
}
catch(e) {
alert('Der XML-Response kann nicht interpretiert werden');
return null;
}
return oXMLHttpRequest .responseXML;
}
catch(e) {
alert('Der XML-Stream konnte nicht geöffnet oder empfangen werden');
return null;
}

[Martin Honnen]

Benedikt Wismans wrote:

Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; de-AT; rv:1.7) Gecko/20040630
below is a simple XML request. It works fine, the only problem is that
Mozilla dos not quit the data transfer mode but keeps on "waiting for data
from host..." and the Mozilla icon keeps on moving for ever. Again,
everything works fine, but it is annoying.
var oXMLHttpRequest = new XMLHttpRequest( );
XMLHttpRequest. open("POST", "http://"+cAPPLICATIONS ERVER+cSISSRV, false);
It seems you would want
oXMLHttpRequest .open(...)
and not
XMLHttpRequest. open(...)
oXMLHttpRequest .setRequestHead er("Content-Type","multipar t/form-data");
Why the Content-Type header as multipart/form-data

oXMLHttpRequest .send(this.oXML Doc);
this looks more like you are sending an XML document. But that is a
guess from your variable name.
return oXMLHttpRequest .responseXML;

As for that problem does that occur with any URL you are trying to load
or only with a particular URL or at least server?
Have you tried asynchronous loading, e.g.
oXMLHttpRequest .open(..., ..., true)
together with an onreadystate handler?

How are you calling the code above, maybe you are just lacking a return
false or similar in an onclick handler of a link.

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Martin Honnen
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/