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I've got an external server with an application that retrieves some information to display on a page if available. Data should be returned as a JSon object. I've got this to work locally for all browsers but for some reason when I put it onto a live website it will not work for certain browsers...

Here the code...

Code:
var servletaddress = 'http://www.applicationaddress.com/DataR/';
function getJson (type) {
var httpRequest = getHttpRequest();

[Code]....

If I deploy a *.html file into a locally running Tomcat fro example, the web page requests the data from the external server on [URL] for all browsers I've tested.

If I put this section of code up onto a live environment e.g [URL] the JavaScript will no longer work in all browsers eg IE6 yet still works in Chrome & Firefox...

Normally this would be security settings or something on the browsers I guess but its the same browser window locally as externally.

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