A proposal for cross domain XMLHttpRequest

There is a proposal from W3C for doing cross domain XMLHttpRequest which can be found here, and is tracked as a Mozilla bug.


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2 Responses to “A proposal for cross domain XMLHttpRequest”

  1. Rave Hanker Says:
    August 9th, 2006 at 9:01 pm

    And i thought XMLHttpRequest was from Microsoft? If it was, then how can something propreitory(hope i spelt that right :-) be up for standardisation without teir permission?

  2. gopal Says:
    August 10th, 2006 at 10:10 am

    XMLHttpRequest was used by and within Microsoft (web sites), but was standardised by W3C for the benefit of other implementations.
    Its sort of the same like JavaScript, which was written for Netscape 2.0, but now its standardised by ECMA International.

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