Hi, George.
>It was the presence of CHR(13) in the XML string.
Devil's in the details. ;-)
>>The second one is to put your DLL into COM+. Then the only thing you have to do is stop that single package, install the new version, and that's all.
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>Yeah, that's the next item on the agenda, getting it into COM+ and passing the string that way. This thing is more or less a research project that I'm using how to do things like this. Haven't messed with COM+ yet either, so youi might say that I'm behind the curve there too.
Well, I think you really have to take a look at it. It is far more easier that it seems (at least for simple things), and it will save you a lot of troubles. I wrote an article with very simple example and a step-by-step guide on how to put a DLL on COM+ you can read on:
http://www.levelextreme.com/Magazine/July2002/Page22.aspI'll be incredibly happy if something I wrote help you at least a bit, after all this years of taking advantage of your knowledge and guidance, George.
>BTW, thanks for the nice remarks in another thread about the WSH article.
Please, I'm just stating the truth. I received incredibly usful advice from you and Ed.
Best regards,
