You've also got to be *really* careful with the HTTP component you choose if
this will be under load, even if you buy a commercial COM object. I went
through this several times (in the ASP world) and found that many of the
components were not threaded properly for dual/quad processor servers
Does anyone know of how I would do a VB http call. Same as how cfhttp works
behind the scenes without spawning a user.
Thanks
Sean
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From: Sean McCarthy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 3:26 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: VB version of cfhttp
Does anyone know of how
Does anyone know of how I would do a VB http call. Same as
how cfhttp works behind the scenes without spawning a user.
There are many ways you might do this, depending on the version of VB and
your willingness to use third-party components. You can do it directly in
older versions of VB using
You could use Winsock, however if you want an object that automatically
handles virtually all of the lower level functions you may want to use the
inet control (Microsoft Internet Transfer Control - msinet.ocx). It takes
but one line to make an http request.
There are many ways you might do
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