I have an existing web app done in ASP (NOT ASP.NET).  I need it to be able
to call a BizTalk orchestration, wait for results, and then notify the user
as to whether the operation was successful or not.

My understanding is that we are not using IIS, so I'm not sure how to get
our web app to wait around for the BizTalk response.  I see in ASP.NET there
is the XMLHTTP object, but where I'm not using ASP.NET, is there some
equivalent object?  Or some other way to achieve what I need?

Thanks very much!

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In ASP you have a ServerXMLHTTP object.

"QT" <QT@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I have an existing web app done in ASP (NOT ASP.NET).  I need it to be
able
> to call a BizTalk orchestration, wait for results, and then notify the
user
> as to whether the operation was successful or not.
>
> My understanding is that we are not using IIS, so I'm not sure how to get
> our web app to wait around for the BizTalk response.  I see in ASP.NET
there
> is the XMLHTTP object, but where I'm not using ASP.NET, is there some
> equivalent object?  Or some other way to achieve what I need?
>
> Thanks very much!
>

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Sorry--I should have worded this differently.  The Web App cannot "call" the
orchestration directly--it will probably create an output file and cause an
orchestration to run by dropping the file somewhere.  So then I need a metho
d
by which the Web App can tell when that orchestration has processed the file
and has completed successfully.
--
Thanks!
QT


"QT" wrote:

> I have an existing web app done in ASP (NOT ASP.NET).  I need it to be abl
e
> to call a BizTalk orchestration, wait for results, and then notify the use
r
> as to whether the operation was successful or not.
>
> My understanding is that we are not using IIS, so I'm not sure how to get
> our web app to wait around for the BizTalk response.  I see in ASP.NET the
re
> is the XMLHTTP object, but where I'm not using ASP.NET, is there some
> equivalent object?  Or some other way to achieve what I need?
>
> Thanks very much!
>

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