Padding the response with a function call - e.g. callback( ... ) - is
what makes it readable by pages from other domains. If that's what
you need and the source domain provides only JSON:
[{"symbol": "ABC","price": 87.86,"change": -0.41}]
then one solution (I've heard) is to create a "pipe" that reads the
JSON from the original source and outputs it as JSONP:
callback( [{"symbol": "ABC","price": 87.86,"change": -0.41}] );
Pages from any domain may direct their requests to the pipe.
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Muhammad Muaz said:
> I am trying this tutorial
> <https://developers.google.com/web-toolkit/doc/2.0/tutorial/Xsite>,it is
> working fine if server specify the call back object, like if server prints
> like this,
>
>
> callback125([{"symbol":"DDD","price":10.610339195026,"change":0.053085447454327}]);
>
> But my requirements are like, server can only print in pure `JSON` form
> like this
>
> [{"symbol": "ABC","price": 87.86,"change": -0.41}]
>
> I tried to do so, json is retrieving but the callback method is not
> invoking, Is there any solution that we dont need to specify callback
> method ?
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