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JavaScript Remote Scripting: Fetching Server Data with the DOM
This article provides you with a handy method for making JavaScript-based requests to the server and serving XML documents, all without the need to use AJAX technology. If you’re inclined to work very close to W3C standards, this is an approach worth considering, since it allows the implementation of Web services through a cross-domain integration.
Read the full article here: JavaScript Remote Scripting: Fetching Server Data with the DOM For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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