responseText Property (ServerXMLHTTP/IServerXMLHTTPRequest)

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responseText Property (ServerXMLHTTP/IServerXMLHTTPRequest)

Represents the response entity body as a string.

strValue = oServerXMLHTTPRequest.responseText;

Example

var xmlServerHttp = new ActiveXObject("Msxml2.ServerXMLHTTP.3.0");
xmlServerHttp.open("GET", "http://localhost/books.xml", false);
xmlServerHttp.send();
WScript.Echo(xmlServerHttp.responseText);


strValue = oServerXMLHTTPRequest.responseText
HRESULT get_responseText(VARIANT* pvarVal);

Parameters

pvarVal[out, retval]

The response entity body as a string.

C/C++ Return Values

S_OK

The value returned if successful.

E_PENDING

The value returned if the data is unavailable.

ServerXMLHTTP/IServerXMLHTTPRequest tries to decode the response into a Unicode string. It assumes the default encoding is UTF-8, but it can decode any type of UCS-2 (big or little endian) or UCS-4 encoding as long as the server sends the appropriate Unicode byte-order mark. It does not process the <? XML coding declaration. If you know the response is going to be XML, use the responseXML property for full XML encoding support.

This property represents only one of several forms in which the HTTP response can be returned.

Implemented in:

MSXML 3.0, MSXML 6.0

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