Ajax requests use HTTP to send and receive information. I am not 100% sure, but I don't think your computer will understand an HTTP request without some sort of server like IIS or Apache. Also, built in security of the XmlHttpRequest object does not allow you to make a request to another server other than the one you are on, and it may also keep you from accessing files from a file system. Of course I have not tried this myself. Is there a reason you need it to work without some sort of server architecture?
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