XMLHttpRequest datacollision

[dafke]

Hi, I'm working on a live chat with a XMLHttpRequeste ngine.
The script is working fine except for one thing. Although I use the
asynchronous mode, the script seems to have a little refractionairy
period.
I have three XMLhttpRequest objects loaded, one for checking for new
text and one to check for new users. And the last one is made when the
user wants to send a message.
Most of the hime everything works fine, however sometimes the user who
sends text doesn't receive this text back. The other users do see the
text. Has anyone some experience with it?

The chat is running on http://www.fiaminga.com/login.html. ( still not
fully operational and no lay-out applied). Just see the sourcecode as
usual.

Thanx,

[Martin Honnen]

dafke wrote:

Hi, I'm working on a live chat with a XMLHttpRequeste ngine.
The script is working fine except for one thing. Although I use the
asynchronous mode, the script seems to have a little refractionairy
period.
I have three XMLhttpRequest objects loaded, one for checking for new
text and one to check for new users. And the last one is made when the
user wants to send a message.
Most of the hime everything works fine, however sometimes the user who
sends text doesn't receive this text back. The other users do see the
text. Has anyone some experience with it?

Does that happen with one particular browser supporting XMLHttpRequest
or does it happen with several ones?
--

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

[dafke]

It happens aswel with IE as with Mozilla, however Mozilla seems to give
more problems then IE.

this is the snippet on the activition of the (activeX)object s
function httpObject()
{
var xmlhttp
try {
xmlhttp = new ActiveXObject(" Msxml2.XMLHTTP" );
}
catch(e)
{
try {
xmlhttp = new ActiveXObject(" Microsoft.XMLHT TP");
}
catch(e)
{
try
{
xmlhttp = new XMLHttpRequest( );
}
catch(e)
{
alert('no object made');
xmlhttp = false;
}
}
}
return xmlhttp;
}
var http = httpObject();

[phil_gg04]

> I'm working on a live chat with a XMLHttpRequeste ngine.

I can thoroughly recommend the Sarissa library for this sort of thing.
It hides all the platform differences perfectly. It's on sourceforge.

I have three XMLhttpRequest objects loaded, one for checking for new
text and one to check for new users. And the last one is made when the user wants to send a message.

You might like to have a look at Anyterm, which has to solve a similar
problem.

--Phil.