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Security Warning in IE ...how to solve..?

 
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Hi all,

I think this question related to servlets...so i would like to post in this section...

Am using javascript with XMLHTTP object and jsp page which has couple of drop down boxes ...on clicking it the selected item goes to servlet and it builds the response and am showing it through the XMLHTTP object..

on clicking the drop down box ...IE pops up a warning (like dialog box)
"This page is accessing information that is not under its control. This poses a security risk. Do you want to continue?"...when i click "yes" its working but on "No" its not.

so i dont want this pop up to appear every time when i click...
I need help to prevent this....is there any javascript or anything..to overcome this problem...

Am sorry if this question is not related to this section...

thanks in advance..
 
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Moved to the HTML/Javascript forum.
 
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Are you accessing the same exact domain that the page is located on. (This includes sub domains)

Do you have it prompting for all ActiveX settings?

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