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When will server-side HTTP in XML be reliable under heavy load?

April 26, 2017heavy http load server XML

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When will server-side HTTP in XML be reliable under heavy load?

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The final MSXML release has changed the HTTP loaders for SAX and DOM to be safe under heavy server load. You must explicitly tell your code to use the new server-safe loader, as described here. This link also includes a utility that allows you to configure the XML HTTP to transfer through a proxy server. In order to make sure that no backward-compatible issues would exist, you will need to perform XMLHTTP loads as before, but using new objects. Instead of using CreateObject(“MSXML2.XMLHTTP”) you will use CreateObject(“MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP”). If using the MSXML2.

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The final MSXML release has changed the HTTP loaders for SAX and DOM to be safe under heavy server load. You must explicitly tell your code to use the new server-safe loader, as described here. This link also includes a utility that allows you to configure the XML HTTP to transfer through a proxy server. In order to make sure that no backward-compatible issues would exist, you will need to perform XMLHTTP loads as before, but using new objects. Instead of using CreateObject(“MSXML2.XMLHTTP”) you will use CreateObject(“MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP”).