IE, XMLHTTP and Norton Internet Security (Threes A Crowd)

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1.XMLHTTP and Norton Internet Security

Hi all,

I developed a web site that uses javascript and XMLHTTP to dynamically load 
info on the page from the server without having to re-load the page. 
Recently I've received complaints of it not working, and the common thread 
is that these users have Norton Internet Security installed (sorry, don't 
know the version, but let's assume the latest). I don't have NIS. Can anyone 
give me clear instructions as to how a user can change his/her NIS settings 
so that a certain site may be trusted or so that users can use sites that 
utilize the XMLHTTP object? Even when they shut off NIS, it still won't 
allow access until they actually set it for manual start-up and then restart 
their computer. TIA

                                 -Monty 

2.Norton Internet Security download Lock at msxml3

I am running Windows Me and have just purchased Norton Internet Security but 
every time I try to run from the disk the auto setup locks at "msxml3".

How will I be able to overcome this and allow the auto setup to get past 
loading in msxml3. Can I delete from my hard drive prior to loading Norton 
Int Security?

3.Integrated Security problem on XMLHTTP Request - Finaly IE Crash

Hi Group, I've a problem when I call via Ajaxs a page that is on
Integrated Security. The result come back but if i sniff with Fiddler
the calls to my server for my surprise have two, one came back with an
error of authentication "You are not authorized to view this page", 401
classic, and the other with the result of my call. The most weird case
is that the IE after 10 request aprox, crash...memory leak, this off
course is the real problem.

I'm using IE 6.0 w Sp1 and the last Ho fixes, on the server I have W3K
RC2.

The method of call via Ajaxs is POST.

	The call code Sample:

var xml;

	try { xml = new ActiveXObject("Msxml2.XMLHTTP.4.0")}catch(ex){}
	try { xml = new ActiveXObject("MSXML2.XMLHTTP")}catch(ex){}
	try { xml = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP")}catch(ex){}

xml.open("POST", url, async);
	xml.setRequestHeader("Content-type",
"application/x-www-form-urlencoded");
	xml.setRequestHeader("Content-length", data.length);
	xml.setRequestHeader("Accept-Encoding", "gzip, deflate");
	
	xml.send(data);


Help please!.

Thanks to all,
Damian.

4.Security-glitch in IE Using XMLHttp?

I have this little test-page using Ajax to
grab a simple date-string from the server.
This works as expected in IE, FF, NS, etc.

This morning I changed the path to my little
server-side "date-script", so it pointed to
another web-server. Ie. Not the same site
as the page containing my ajax script came from.

As expected, FF, Opera and NS now failed with
a "security permission", *but* IE plodded
happily along and executed the now cross-domain
call and gave me the result. No errors, no warnings...

Is this a well nown fact, or have I discovered
something here?


-- 
Dag.

Work is the curse of the drinking classes
                           -- Oscar Wilde 

5.XMLHTTP and IE security issue

Hi,

Back in the days of NT4/IE5 I wrote an HTTP client using XMLHTTP, and it 
worked fine. Today I tried to run it under Win2k/IE6 and get "Permission 
Denied". If I change the Internet security zone setting in IE6, for 
"Access Data across Domains" it starts working.

I don't understand the problem; I can "get" the page in IE6, so why not 
from XMLHTTP? I don't really want to change the security setting in IE6 
to get it to work...

I then tried the same thing in .NET, and got the same error.

-- 
Gerry Hickman (London UK)

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