Hi Pascal,
I'm really suprised that this works in IE. The reason for failure is the
"Same-origin policy". You can only talk to the server from where the HTML page
was delivered.
In your example you try to make a GET request to
"http://www.w3schools.com/ajax/demo_get2.asp";
As long as your code is not delivered by the "w3schools.com" host this will
fail.
More details:
-> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Same_origin_policy
Regards,
Alex
On Wednesday 16 November 2011 14:12:24 pascal wrote:
> i'm still trying out the possibilities from the qx-communications and i
> handle now with the httpRequests.
>
> so i developed a small app and in the IE its running without Problems. But
> trying it in Firefox,Opera,Chrome and even Safari there's always the same
> error: The "success" and the "fail" listeners are both called and i got as
> Http status code "200". But the response is everytime null.
>
> Did i missed something in the docu or the API?
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