Problem on Cross domain XMLHTTPRequest

Hi all,

When I am trying to Post/Get a cross domain XMLHTTPRequest using AJAX, it is poping up a dialog box AT the First time after I opened IE 6.0 browser. It is saying

"this page is accessing information that is not under its control. this poses a security risk. do you want to continue"

If press "Yes", I get the response from the Request. The dialog box won't pop up again if the same cross domain Request POSTs/GETs again on the same browser.

How can I get rid of that dialog box? or is there any other way in AJAX code (JavaScript) which allows me to do cross domain without displaying this box.

I appreciate any help. I saw the similar topic in this forum.

Thanks,
A learner of JavaScript

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Thanks!
bear
JavaRanch Sheriff

No way around it. It's a security measure.

The only thing you can do is to create a server-side proxy so that your client-side code doesn't need to cross domains.

Thank you very much.

Could you give me any sample code or weblink to create the server side Proxy service?

Linda

I implemented one for the web services chapter of Ajax in Practice. if you download the book's code, you'll find my implementation that uses the services of the Apache HttpClient project to implement a server-side proxy.
[ June 06, 2008: Message edited by: Bear Bibeault ]

Thanks! I am going to download and take a look.

Linda