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MSXML Broken after MS security update

After installing the xml update of 11-14 I can no longer access XMLHTTP through IIS. Any attempts come up with Server.CreateObject Failed Invalid class string error.This is happening on XP pro, 2000 Advanced Server, 2000 pro, and server 2003, and i

Tags: http, programming, windows, database, security, MSXML3, IUSR, billmez, XML, permission, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2006-11-21

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Microsoft Core XML Services (MSXML) 6.0 (msi)

The Microsoft Core XML Services MSXML 6.0 release provides standards-conformant implementations of: XML 1.0 (DOM & SAX2 APIs), XML Schema XSD 1.0, XPath 1.0, and XSLT 1.0. In addition, it offers client and server-safe components for XML over HTTP. MSXML6 is also the first version of MSXML to provide a...

Tags: Microsoft Corp., MSXML6, XML, Software/Web Development, Web Development

Software downloads 2007-08-16

Visio 2003 Update: KB831925 (EXE)

This update addresses a problem where Visio 2003 overwrites some registry settings for msxml2.dll and msxml3.dll. The problem may prevent applications utilizing these files from running properly. This version is the first release on CNET Download.com.

Tags: Microsoft Visio

Software downloads 2007-10-11

Windows Update Error

A lot of users are having difficulty with the new V6 Update (2000), which I have tracked to the COM+ Event System becoming corrupt.Anyone know how to repair/reinstall or a hotfix that is obtainable - NOT JUST A LINKCall Microsoft Support for a hot fix.They will have to send you...

Tags: /S, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows Update, paulrudge@..., windows

Q&A 2005-09-27

Dr. Watson log analysis needed

I need to have the Dr. Watson log below analyzed. This log is from a Windows XP computer that is BSOD on boot up due to winlogon.exe. But I don't know what the specific error is or how to fix it. The computer will boot in Safe...

Tags: Processors, analysis, Tom_in_NJ, winlogOn.exe, Dr. Watson

Discussion threads 2007-03-28

Loading XML into Gecko-based browsers

Mention client-side XML to a group of Web developers and the majority of them will think of Microsoft Internet Explorer and either MSXML2 or MSXML3. But when it comes to client-side XML support there is an alternate to MSXML, namely Gecko. Just because nobody is in your face touting the...

Tags: Scripting languages, Web browser, Edmond Woychowsky, XML, Gecko, XML document, JavaScript

Technical articles 2004-04-23

Are these free .NET training seminars worth your time?

Everybody wants to know more about .NET, but few of us have the time or the money for full-blown training classes. One possible solution? Global Knowledge's free .NET seminars. See whether they're worth the cover charge.We all know the training catch-22: Developers need to keep current with emerging technologies and...

Tags: .NET, Application servers, Middleware, Lamont Adams, Microsoft .NET, XML, training

Technical articles 2001-08-03

Generating XML serialization classes

Once you've created an XSD schema to define your XML data, you can use it to validate that data. Find out how to generate serialization classes and validate XML data using an XSD schema.XML is garnering a reputation as a key technology for sharing information between systems and platforms. However,...

Tags: Paul Stephenson, XML, XML-Data, schema, XSD Schema, Xsd.exe

Technical articles 2001-11-01

XML and ASP integration

The problem with using XML and XSL on the Web is that only Internet Explorer 5 and above can display it. What if you want to make the same content available for Netscape or handheld users? Here's a way to make it work.Editor’s note: This article originally appeared in TechRepublic’s...

Tags: Scripting languages, Guest Contributor, XML, XSL, Microsoft ASP

Technical articles 2001-07-31

Get the details on three new Microsoft flaws

Multiple Microsoft server and desktop products have been touched by three recently released security bulletins. Learn about the damage these flaws could cause and how they could affect your organization.Microsoft recently released three new security bulletins containing critical flaws—MS02-008, MS02-009, and MS02-010. These threats can be described as follows:MS02-008—Some XMLHTTP...

Tags: Web browsers, SECURITY, Enterprise software, John McCormick, XMLHTTP ActiveX control, Microsoft Commerce Server, flaw, Microsoft Internet Explorer, attacker, Microsoft VBScript, vulnerability, Microsoft IIS Server, server, Microsoft Corp.

Technical articles 2002-03-11