Hi,
see this page http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/AJAX:Getting_Started
Note 2: if you are sending a request to a piece of code that will return XML, rather than to a static XML file, you must set some response headers if your page is to work in Internet Explorer in addition to Mozilla. If you do not set header Content-Type: application/xml, IE will throw a _javascript_ error 'Object Expected' after the line where you try to access an XML element. If you do not set header Cache-Control: no-cache the browser will cache the response and never re-submit the request, making debugging 'challenging'.
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> Also I found that on IE browser is caching data. I have to close &
> re-open browser to get updated data. This is not a good feature. Is
> there a switch to force a refresh?
In IE click tools, internet options. Then under browsing history click
settings, every visit to page.
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