If your server is Win32, you could use the following function to put a page in a string. It’s based upon a service of the MSXML library, which installation is an easy task (and maybe it’s a service already running)

Function GetPage( url As String ) As String Dim objHttp As Variant Set objHttp = CreateObject( "Msxml2.ServerXMLHTTP" ) Call objHttp.Open( "GET", url, False ) Call objHttp.Send() If objHttp.status <> 200 Then GetPage = "FAILED (status: " & objHttp.status & ")" Else Dim contentType As String contentType = objHttp.getResponseHeader( "Content-Type" ) If contentType = "text/html" Then GetPage = objHttp.responseText Else GetPage = "Not HTML (type: " & contentType & ")" End If End If Set objHttp = Nothing End Function

(revised text from my own comment 12271511 at Experts-Exchange)

2 Responses to “Put a web page in a string”

1. Andrea Ercolino says:

   2007-02-26 at 20:51:50

   You can create whatever you want in Domino with an agent.
   One of the best sources about Domino / Notes you can find in the Internet is http://codestore.net/

   See also comments to http://es2.php.net/manual/en/ref.notes.php
2. Jason Stone says:

   2007-02-26 at 14:29:05

   I finally have given up and decided to post a comment on this post because I couldn’t figure out where to leave comments or questions on your page.

   But anyways, I had a question about Domino 6.5. Do you know if it possible to create an RSS or XML feed using a Domino database or by accessing Domino databases from outside using a language like PHP??

   I have been having a hell of a time trying to figure out what article topics I need to be looking for on this subject.