I'm working in a large corporate intranet and used jQuery to build a simple javascript include that developers can throw into their source (HTML, ASP classic, ASP.NET, etc).
Everything worked fine until I started to deploy out to the servers. My "logging" app is on one server in the company and the other apps are spread amongst many. For example, a web-app is running on a server like "http://server1/AppName/"; and my javascript include is running on "http://server2/etc/"; and calling a web service on its own server. What I didn't realize is that this seems to cause a security issue. IE gives me the "The page is accessing information that is not under its control. This poses a security risk. Do you want to continue?" Totally bummed out because what I had was such a simple and lightweight solution. Any ideas on how to get around this? Are there any other approaches to calling a web-service on a different server without causing this error? Thanks everyone.
