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Блоги
http://www.articlespr.com/2008/08/build-your-own-ajax-web-applications/
Build Your Own AJAX Web Applications (by: admin)
Understand the <b>XMLHttpRequest object</b>, the core of Ajax applications. Build a cross-browser <b>XMLHttpRequest</b> wrapper that you can use in all of your Ajax projects. Build an Ajax application monitor that works in real time. <b>...</b>
http://jackchang1.blogspot.com/2008/08/ie6-xmlhttprequest-same-origin-policy.html
IE6 <b>XMLHttpRequest</b> same-origin policy (by: Thunder Planet)
In IE6, there is no native <b>XMLHttpRequest object</b>, but we can use ActiveXObject('Msxml2.XMLHTTP') for the same purpose. The same-origin policy also applies to ActiveXObject in IE6, and there might be exceptions. There is a setting called <b>...</b>
http://drupal.org/node/300597
using ajax (by: avinashDrupal)
1. Is The <b>XMLHttpRequest Object</b> is used for that. 2. Is any ajax module is there to come accrous this problem. 3. the correct way to use Xajax. if any other solution please make me cleare. its urgent please.
http://techbus.safaribooksonline.com/9780596515782
Head First Ajax (by: Rebecca M. Riordan)
Head First Ajax covers: The JavaScript event model Making Ajax requests with <b>XMLHTTPREQUEST objects</b> The asynchronous application model The Document <b>Object</b> Model (DOM) Manipulating the DOM in JavaScript Controlling the browser with the <b>...</b>
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Определение
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Вопросы и ответы
Iam unable to open any HTML page other than those on my pc using XMLHttpRequest object. plz help me?
Iam working behind a proxy server. Iam using firefox browser. my code follows:
req= new XMLHttpRequest();
req.open("GET",url,true);
here i initialised url as "http://google.com
That would be a restriction of XMLHttpRequest. You can only retrieve data from the same domain as where the page is currently running. That means if you're running a script from localhost, you can only access other data available on localhost. You can't go from localhost to google.com. There's no way around this in Firefox (it's a security feature).
This is called the "Same Origin Policy".
Does the XMLHttpRequest object have problems with SSL using self-signed certificates?
I need to send requests from a web page to a server using AJAX, and the connection needs to work via SSL. The customer insists on using self-signed certificates, which most browsers normally balk at--that is, pop up a verification dialog, which I can't let happen because this is a kiosk application. I've read that attempting to do SSL via AJAX returns an error value in the 1200 range, but the last info I can find dates back to 2005. Does anyone have any more recent experience with this?
Since HTTPS is supported natively by IE, you should only have to declare "https://www.someurl.com" in the URL parameter of your request.
HTTPS is simply encrypted HTTP over a different port. Otherwise the protocols are identical.
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