I intentionally left this out of the CXF javascript client, since the means for enabling cross-scripting is very browser-specific. So I endorse the proxy trick.
On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 10:00 AM, Vassilis Virvilis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi everybody, > > As everybody knows cross site scripting calls (from javascript) are > dissallowed by the browser. > > If you absolutely want to call a webservice in a machine different from > your web server you will need a php proxy that will reside into the same > machine with the javascript script and it will be a proxy for your remote ws > provider. > > I wrote such a solution starting from > http://developer.yahoo.com/javascript/howto-proxy.html and adding session > management and cleaning up the code to properly support POST, session, > https. > > Here is the code in case somebody is interested... > > In order to make it work you have to make your javascript to point to > wsproxy.php and > the variable > $url = "http://remote.host.org/webservice/path/endpoint"; > inside the wsproxy.php to point where you feel like > > https is supported be turning off the SSL verification. If that matters for > you don't forget to enable the SSL verification. > > Vassilis >
