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Old 08-21-03, 02:24 AM
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Question Howto send asynchonous POST?!

Hi!

I need to send an XML message from one webserver to another
but I don't want to be dependent of the second webservers
respons, just send it and carry on with what ever I was doing.

If possible I would like to avoid installing any third party
component as the first webserver is a production machine
that I don't have that much access to.

Any idéas?

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Sorry but I can't see the point what you want to do!

could you be more precise in what the different webservers shall do?


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I have a webserver (S) which is used to gather statistics from a number of windows-applications.

I want to send an xml-formated string to "S" from a webserver that's in production (P).

As "P" is in production I don't want it to be dependent of the state of "S", thus I want "P" to be able
to send a HTTP message without having to wait for a return message. One-way-communication...

I believe that if I would do a regular POST from "P" it would halt processing until the response from "S" arrives?!

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well and if you would run something like a cronjob on S to fetch data from P?

you could store the files in a folder and maybee even copy them using an http authentification or transfer them using FTP or any other protocol
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