No idea although that sort of problem is often permissions based.
I don't really understand, you say you are using VBScript, so classic ASP, 
yet your app tries to write to an ASP.NET folder.

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"Martin Honnen" <mahotrash@y...> wrote in message 
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> benny.hauk@g... wrote:
>> Anyone know why a server-side call to the transform() method is
>> causing the browser to just spin and spin?  The same page executes the
>> transform() method elsewhere with different xsl/xml input files with
>> no problem.  The page loads fine on another server (the model
>> server).  When I run filemon.exe from SysInternals on the problematic
>> server I see it loading all the xsl/xml file correctly and right
>> before it should start creating temp work files in C:\Documents and
>> Settings\SERVERNAME\ASPNET\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\...
>> it just stops doing any file I/O.  It doesn't attempt to do file I/O
>> and fail - it just simply doesn't make any attempts.  Yet the end
>> user's web browser continues to run.  I've tried using the "3.0" MSXML
>> as well as the "4.0" version with no difference.
>>
>> This is running on Windows 2000 with MSXML 4.0.  It stalls the same
>> whether the end user is using IE or FireFox (again, this is server-
>> side VBScript, not client-side JavaScript).
>>
>> Any ideas?
>
> So you have one server (model server) where the code works fine and 
> another where the transform() call hangs?
> I am not sure what could be the reason. Does other ASP code work fine on 
> the server where you have the problem?
>
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> Martin Honnen --- MVP XML
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