You could use an URL connection to connect to this data source from, say, a
servlet and set the servlet as your data source. Kind of like a pseudo
proxy. You could open up a BufferedReader and read the url(let me know if
you need some code[very few lines of code in this servlet]).
tl.loadXML("MyDatSourceServlet", function(xml, url) {
eventSource.loadXML(xml, url);
Or if you dont have a servlet container there is some python proxy code
floating around out there.
HTH.
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