That's definitely a valid point, and I understand how it would defeat
caching. However, I believe using a hash for the callback name would make it
impossible to properly deal with two requests to the same URL, because there
would be no way to distinguish which AsyncCallback should get which
respons
I had a look at JsonpRequest and JsonpRequestBuilder provided by GWT
2.0 for cross domain HTTP requests. Very nice, worked right away.
However, there is one serious flaw...
Like many other JSONP implementations, GWT's JsonRequest generates a
unique callback name for each single jsonp request cont
