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Default how to tell what msxml version? - 09-16-2004 , 12:00 PM






I've taken over some work that includes a few DTS packages. One of them
generates an xml file and mails it to it's destination. Now they want it
posted to an http site. It looks like I can do this but I get an error
saying that the the object doesn't have a method 'open'

The existing package starts off with
Set objXMLdoc = CreateObject("Msxml2.DOMDocument")

That doesn't seem to correspond to msxml2. I saw somewhere on the ms site a
table where xml2,3,4 all seemed to use msxml2 library? interface? The
server does have multiple versions. How can I tell what I'm using? How can
I change that if I am using 2 as the http functionality looks like it starts
in 3?

thanks
bill



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Default Re: how to tell what msxml version? - 09-16-2004 , 02:59 PM






Never mind. Finally found out what I was doing wrong.


"bill page" <bill-ampersand-digitalgarden.com> wrote

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I've taken over some work that includes a few DTS packages. One of them
generates an xml file and mails it to it's destination. Now they want it
posted to an http site. It looks like I can do this but I get an error
saying that the the object doesn't have a method 'open'

The existing package starts off with
Set objXMLdoc = CreateObject("Msxml2.DOMDocument")

That doesn't seem to correspond to msxml2. I saw somewhere on the ms site
a
table where xml2,3,4 all seemed to use msxml2 library? interface? The
server does have multiple versions. How can I tell what I'm using? How
can
I change that if I am using 2 as the http functionality looks like it
starts
in 3?

thanks
bill





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