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using serverxmlhttp from a service or existing process

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    Hi, I am having an issue trying to post data using the serverxmlhttp interface. Here is a brief overview: I am collecting data and automatically sending this data back to central repository. Currently, ftp and smtp protocols perform as expected. HTTP is another story. I have a microsoft service running that kicks of the 'transmitter' when there is enough data to send. That service is running with an administrator account (not THE administrator, but a created user with administrative privaledges.) Anyway, when this service kicks off and creates the COM component that actually does the transmissions, my http transmission portion returns a "Access denied" error. If I run the COM component from an executable, however, the transmission succeeds. I thought that this was an inheritable rights type problem dealing with the service, however, I have redesigned the system and am now having a server component create and launch the COM transmitter. I still am having the same issue. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks dman

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