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

essentially what you are doing is setting each of your array elements to the address of p; At the end of your loop you have an entire array of addresses to the p value. This is why you print out a bunch of 4's or 5's depending on your loop criteria. If you are just trying to set the array locations to the value of the integers, then there is no need to use address. create your array as : int suit[4]; this is an array of integers. Now inside the for loop, suit[p]=p; will now set your array entry to the integer value of p and you will receive your expected results from your printf statement.

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