[jQuery] Re: AJAX with IE and method POST
Thanks a ton George. You saved my day. I have been trying to getting
this issue and was searching for a solution. Your post helped.
On Nov 15, 1:29 am, George gev @comcast.net wrote:
No i did not...I did pass exactly this '{}' (empty JSON data).
As i said the problem was that i were not reading the InputStream till
the end cause i knew that data would be empty. And it messes up IE's
XMLHttpRequest object so it can not read properly output from the
server.
George.
On Nov 14, 2:22 pm, Mike Nichols nichols.mik...@gmail.com wrote:
did you forget to pass data (data:{}) in the ajax call? I have had
that trip me up when doing posts via ajax.
On Nov 14, 10:35 am, George gev...@comcast.net wrote:
Hi guys/girls,
I just wanted to post here my problems (and solution) I had been
struggling with last 2 days.
I was doing JQuery AJAX POST and it was not working in IE wile working
in FireFox.
Sometimes you will get12030error (Server unexpectedly terminated
connection) from IE's XMLHttpRequest object.
I discovered that in order for IE's XMLHttpRequest object to properly
read return stream the input stream must be completely read by the
server (even if you are not interested in it).
Some frameworks do it automatically and some do not. For example
ASP.NET does not do it automatically.
I was trying to do POST to .ashx handler and was getting errors.
So adding this code to my handler fixed the problem.
System.IO.Stream st = context.Request.InputStream;
byte []buf = new byte[100];
while (true)
{
int iRead = st.Read(buf, 0, 100);
if( iRead == 0 )
break;
}
st.Close();
So I am just posing it for Google to spider it and people to be able
to find it. Cause when I googled I found a lot of people having
problem with12030error but no solution.
Good luck,
George- Hide quoted text -
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[jQuery] Re: AJAX with IE and method POST
did you forget to pass data (data:{}) in the ajax call? I have had
that trip me up when doing posts via ajax.
On Nov 14, 10:35 am, George [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys/girls,
I just wanted to post here my problems (and solution) I had been
struggling with last 2 days.
I was doing JQuery AJAX POST and it was not working in IE wile working
in FireFox.
Sometimes you will get 12030 error (Server unexpectedly terminated
connection) from IE's XMLHttpRequest object.
I discovered that in order for IE's XMLHttpRequest object to properly
read return stream the input stream must be completely read by the
server (even if you are not interested in it).
Some frameworks do it automatically and some do not. For example
ASP.NET does not do it automatically.
I was trying to do POST to .ashx handler and was getting errors.
So adding this code to my handler fixed the problem.
System.IO.Stream st = context.Request.InputStream;
byte []buf = new byte[100];
while (true)
{
int iRead = st.Read(buf, 0, 100);
if( iRead == 0 )
break;
}
st.Close();
So I am just posing it for Google to spider it and people to be able
to find it. Cause when I googled I found a lot of people having
problem with 12030 error but no solution.
Good luck,
George
[jQuery] Re: AJAX with IE and method POST
No i did not...I did pass exactly this '{}' (empty JSON data).
As i said the problem was that i were not reading the InputStream till
the end cause i knew that data would be empty. And it messes up IE's
XMLHttpRequest object so it can not read properly output from the
server.
George.
On Nov 14, 2:22 pm, Mike Nichols [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
did you forget to pass data (data:{}) in the ajax call? I have had
that trip me up when doing posts via ajax.
On Nov 14, 10:35 am, George [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys/girls,
I just wanted to post here my problems (and solution) I had been
struggling with last 2 days.
I was doing JQuery AJAX POST and it was not working in IE wile working
in FireFox.
Sometimes you will get 12030 error (Server unexpectedly terminated
connection) from IE's XMLHttpRequest object.
I discovered that in order for IE's XMLHttpRequest object to properly
read return stream the input stream must be completely read by the
server (even if you are not interested in it).
Some frameworks do it automatically and some do not. For example
ASP.NET does not do it automatically.
I was trying to do POST to .ashx handler and was getting errors.
So adding this code to my handler fixed the problem.
System.IO.Stream st = context.Request.InputStream;
byte []buf = new byte[100];
while (true)
{
int iRead = st.Read(buf, 0, 100);
if( iRead == 0 )
break;
}
st.Close();
So I am just posing it for Google to spider it and people to be able
to find it. Cause when I googled I found a lot of people having
problem with 12030 error but no solution.
Good luck,
George- Hide quoted text -
- Show quoted text -
