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Hi,

First of all Merry Christmas and Happy New Year and all the best for the future.

This is my question and I use VS2008 - C# - ASP.NET AJAX

I have created an SVC ADO.NET service that exposes data using the Entity Framework model. This service will be hosted on another domain.

I have now created a web site and need to use Javascript to call this service. However, since this service will be hosted on another domain, I will not be able to call it directly from Javascript.

1 - Is it possible to create an SVC proxy within my web site so that I can use the Microsoft Javascript Ajax library to pass the requests and receive the responses from the the Service hosted on the other domain?

2 - If this is possible how do I reference the SVC service on the other domain from within my web site?

Cheers

Claudio





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