Hi
I'm using tomcat4.1.29 together with Apache1.3.19.While sending requests to servlet(running on server) via Microsoft.XMLHTTP, session is stucked.(request is reached the server but when parsing the request input stream, servlet is stacked as well without throwing any exception).HTTP/1.1 protocol is used and MSXML3 is installed on computer.
This is the problematic js section:
var httpObj = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP"
httpObj.open( "POST", <http....>, false );
httpObj.setRequestHeader( 'SOAPAction', '""' );
httpObj.setRequestHeader( 'Content-type', 'text/xml; charset=UTF-8' );
httpObj.send(amcObject.xml);
alert(httpObj.responseText);
(This alert is not printed due to session is stucked.)
Is it related to server.xml configuration? Should I add anywhere permissions to requests from client? (same code was worked properly with tomcat3, only tomcat version has changed.)
Please advise.
Thanks
keren.
I'm using tomcat4.1.29 together with Apache1.3.19.While sending requests to servlet(running on server) via Microsoft.XMLHTTP, session is stucked.(request is reached the server but when parsing the request input stream, servlet is stacked as well without throwing any exception).HTTP/1.1 protocol is used and MSXML3 is installed on computer.
This is the problematic js section:
var httpObj = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP"
httpObj.open( "POST", <http....>, false );
httpObj.setRequestHeader( 'SOAPAction', '""' );
httpObj.setRequestHeader( 'Content-type', 'text/xml; charset=UTF-8' );
httpObj.send(amcObject.xml);
alert(httpObj.responseText);
(This alert is not printed due to session is stucked.)
Is it related to server.xml configuration? Should I add anywhere permissions to requests from client? (same code was worked properly with tomcat3, only tomcat version has changed.)
Please advise.
Thanks
keren.