I've just downloaded this jQuery component: jquery-xmlrpc that unfortunately allows you to call xml-rpc methods only within same domain.
I've started to look at code to find if was possible to do some "hack" and allow cross-domain also.
I've found that call
return $.ajax(settings);
where settings is valued with these parameters
settings.dataType = 'xml json';
settings.type = 'POST';
settings.contentType = 'text/xml';
settings.converters = {'xml json': xmlrpc.parseDocument};
Now, based on http://api.jquery.com/jquery.ajax/ I can see that there's a parameter enabling me to do what I'm looking for: crossDomain
So I've added this line of code inside that component
settings.crossDomain = true
Again, unfortunately, if I open some debug tool like "firebug" I can notice that parameters are posted to my local domain.
For example:
url of my request: https://foo.foobar.com
local domain ulr: http://bar.bar.com
post url: http://bar.bar.com/https://foo.foobar.com
Anyone can point me to the right direction? Maybe I'm messing things up with jQuery as I'm not such experienced and skilled in it?
