Is anyone interesting in starting and managing a workspace on gotdotnet.com
to create a c# implementation that could be used in ASP.NET, console apps,
windows forms, etc? And then, would anyone be interested in contributing?
I know I can do the latter in the near term but the former wouldn't be
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003
Hello, on your code what type of page declarations did you use?
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Subject: RE: ASP.NET & OpenSRS dev.
> My first suggesti
It's not going to work using the HTTP object, because the comm protocol
is custom and nonstandard. Data is sent on port 55000, and there's a
specific dance you must do with the server in order to be authenticated.
Unfortunately, you can't just do GETs and PUTs to communicate with the
server...t
GetEncoding("utf-8"))
Dim resp As String = sr.ReadToEnd
Return resp
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Subject: ASP.NET & OpenSRS dev.
Heres my first crack at it wi
Heres my first crack at it with asp.net which does not seem to do anything:
<%@ Page aspcompat=true %>
<%
Dim postdata
Dim xml
Dim strstatus
Dim strretval
Dim strarrayval
Dim x_response_code
postdata = postdata & "protocol=XCP"
postdata = postdata & "&action=authenticate"
