>Hi there,
>
>in an app I used xmlhttp (createobject("Microsoft.xmlhttp")) which is easy to use but is limited in its
>possibilities like setting timeout-values. So I changed it to serverxmlhttp (createobject("msxml2.serverxmlhttp"))
>which worls as well and has a lot more
>properties to use.
>Everythings seems to work as well as before but I would like to know if there are any pitfalls
>I haven't recognized yet and if there is more I should consider?

Found this in my code:

*[2016/02/08 18:59] ndragan - fixing this for the last time... the 4.0 has the insane security bug.
* because when it is not involved in any HTTP, the selected URL has a bad certificate :face,palm: unless you're admin, then it's ok.
* THIS.ODOM=CREATEOBJECT("MSXML2.DOMDocument.4.0")
This.Odom=Createobject("Microsoft.XMLDOM")


IOW, it may give you some extra ability, but it may also contain security issues, the way they are understood in Redmond. What I used here is just xml, no http, and I still ran into that kind of wall. And since Microsoft doesn't wash, it makes new... beware.