darren
01-27-2006, 04:29 AM
Hi,
I'm having inconsistant trouble using the HTTP.Submit function.
Most of the time it works perfectly, however I have had it reported to me that it has failed consistantly on a couple customer sites.
Basically I have a 'Verification' screen. In the 'On Preload' event I use HTTP.TestConnection to ensure that the installer can talk to an asp page on my webserver. If successful the user has to enter their unique code and then in the 'On Next' event I use HTTP.Submit to send the data to the asp page.
This normally works fine - however for one customer it just fails at the HTTP.Submit stage. I have checked the web logs and can see the HTTP.TestConnection come in - but the HTTP.Submit is just not received. The error message they see on the screen states that an invalid response was received - this can't be true, as the webserver didn't even get the request! If they try to connect via IE then it gets the response perfectly - so it isn't a proxy issue.
Does anyone have any ideas as to why this could be happening?
Cheers
I'm having inconsistant trouble using the HTTP.Submit function.
Most of the time it works perfectly, however I have had it reported to me that it has failed consistantly on a couple customer sites.
Basically I have a 'Verification' screen. In the 'On Preload' event I use HTTP.TestConnection to ensure that the installer can talk to an asp page on my webserver. If successful the user has to enter their unique code and then in the 'On Next' event I use HTTP.Submit to send the data to the asp page.
This normally works fine - however for one customer it just fails at the HTTP.Submit stage. I have checked the web logs and can see the HTTP.TestConnection come in - but the HTTP.Submit is just not received. The error message they see on the screen states that an invalid response was received - this can't be true, as the webserver didn't even get the request! If they try to connect via IE then it gets the response perfectly - so it isn't a proxy issue.
Does anyone have any ideas as to why this could be happening?
Cheers