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Can we make Ajax request to a different instance of server(different port) running on the same machine

Rakesh
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Different port means different domain for the browser. So you will hit the cross-domain barrier.

Like Stuart said, you could try using JSONP.

If you are using jQuery, I'd recommend http://code.google.com/p/jquery-jsonp/ if you want it to be as painless as possible.

Julian Aubourg
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With some trickery. Try JSONP.

Samantha Branham
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If you use easyXSS (http://easyxss.net) and follow the example at http://xsslocal.kinsey.no/projects/easyxss/example/methods.html, then you could do this quite easily by having a document on the domain that the xhr-request are hitting doing the real requests.

Sean Kinsey
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