>I couldn't actually server the AJAX from the same port, but I changed >the javascript to request from the same port and then watched the >traffic with Ethereal, errr Wireshark. The port is indeed the >problem. When Ajax.Request() is sent to port 80 (same as the page is >served from) I see the HTTP GET. > >Is a different port really 'cross-domain'? Is there a way to get >around this? The pages are served by thttpd and the REST server is >done in Python. > >Thanks. > > Can you get the REST server (or whatever's listening on port 80) to reverse-proxy to the other port. Or vice-versa? I think the only answers you'll find are on the server-side.
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