Hi.

Thanks for the reply. Nope, don't have Cold Fusion (CF). I'm doing this on
apache/php. I'm aware of the cross-domain limitations, and I'm trying to
figure out how to resolve this. Using a proxy server on the 3rd party web
server is not acceptable. If I create a widget that I wnat to allow other
sites to use/install, I can't simply tell them to create a proxy server on
their site!!!

Has to be a way to do this given the proliferation of widgets that
communicate back to their origin servers...

thanks

-bruce


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Subject: Re: [jQuery] web services/api - jscript invocation



Do you have access to ColdFusion as a backend?  If so, there is already a
jquery/javascript framework called ajaxCFC that handles the heavy lifting
for you.  You can pass data and complex objects back and forth with ease.

You also mentioned a "separate web app" - keep in mind that you can only
make ajax calls to a web service on the same domain your web app came from,
though that web service can act as a proxy to pull information from other
servers...


Bruce-34 wrote:
>
> Hi.
>
> I'm looking for a sample code/site that really walks through the entire
> process of creating a sample website that exposes a test api/web service.
>
> I'm looking to create a test app that demonstrates a test web app, as well
> as an api for the app. I'd then like to be able to implement the api in
> jscript from a separate web app, to invoke the api from a separate web
> app.
>
> In searching google, I haven't found what I'm looking for. I've seen
> various
> sites that discuss apis of other companies (google, yahoo, flickr, etc...)
> but nothing that actually walks the user though how to create this process
> from the beginning to the end...
>
> If you have any pointers, let m eknow.
>
> Thanks
>
> -Bruce
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