Benson (and who else it may concern), I happened upon this message of yours in the rhino group: http://groups.google.com/group/mozilla.dev.tech.js-engine.rhino/browse_thread/thread/e3144e836647bd6a/add0b941654c1906
We've developed a web-proxy that modifies web pages into something that looks pretty on cell phones and other small-screen devices. This proxy supports some "proxy side"-scripting via Rhino, with all sorts of useful features. However, we'd also like to be able to invoke web services. Naturally, we'd like to leverage some existing framework in that regard and I went looking for an open source XMLHTTPRequest implementation for Rhino, which is how I found your message above, and this had me thinking that maybe CXF, with its new-fangled (or upcomming) JavaScript support, might be all we need to pull this off. I know that JavaScript in CXF is pretty new, but I think if I can just support the XMLHTTPRequest object, then that would be a pretty good start. So I went looking for you implementation in the CXF code base but i couldn't find it. Maybe you've pull it out of, or never really included it in, the CXF source? If you have it somewhere, then I'm interrested in knowing more. I'm also interrested in hearing about how far you are with the JavaScript support in CXF, and whatever other relevent thoughts you might have. :) -- Venlig hilsen / Kind regards, Christian Vest Hansen.
