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    Posted: 07 December 2005 at 12:48pm
Hi all,

I'm hoping I can find the answer here:
What are these and what are the differences???
  1. Msxml2.ServerXMLHTTP.3.0
  2. Msxml2.ServerXMLHTTP
  3. Microsoft.XMLHTTP
What and Why??????
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They are microsofts XML HTTP objects, they are used to consume XML over HTTP.. The ones you have listed are just different versions of the same component
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serverxmlhttp uses a different ip stack than xmlhttp and is faster for server-to-server operations.

I think there's a serverxmlhttp 4.0 out with Win2003. You're best off using the highest version available.

You can also use it to pull in web pages from other servers and parse the html code - see http://new2asp.com/Section_Files/PullStrings/PullStrings.asp

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Now that's makes things clearer

Thanks Mart and dpyers!
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If you are using this for clientside, it depends on the version of IE you have.  The method signatures tend to be the same, a good bet is to try to abstract the object and do a couple try / catch based instantiations to see which one works for you, this might be overkill if you can control the server hosting environment, but if you're writing an application to be used on a number of various platforms, then its a safer bet to late-bind the object.
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Please  check you config
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