"Remote" javascript

[Aaron Fude]

Hi,

We are struggling getting a gwt example work on our machines. Rather
than describe our entire problem we'll ask a more generic question
that is sctricly about javascript.

Namely, if there is a webpage with javascript (e.g. http://gawkat.com/UrchinTracker
) and one copies the html page into his server tree, and readjusts the
embedded links to the absolute .js files - should the page continue to
work?

WIth the http://gawkat.com/UrchinTracker example, it doesn't it. What
is it about javascript that causes is behavior.

Thanks,

Aaron

[Peter Michaux]

Re: "Remote&qu ot; javascript

On Jul 25, 12:56 pm, Aaron Fude <aaronf...@gmai l.comwrote:

[snip]

Namely, if there is a webpage with javascript (e.g.http://gawkat.com/UrchinTracker
) and one copies the html page into his server tree, and readjusts the
embedded links to the absolute .js files - should the page continue to
work?

Not necessarily. The "same origin policy" (google it) for security
could be causing problems, for example.

[snip]

Peter

[Jennifer Eden]

Re: &quot;Remote&qu ot; javascript

On Jul 26, 1:49 pm, Peter Michaux <petermich...@g mail.comwrote:

On Jul 25, 12:56 pm, Aaron Fude <aaronf...@gmai l.comwrote:
>
[snip]
>

Namely, if there is a webpage with javascript (e.g.http://gawkat.com/UrchinTracker
) and one copies the html page into his server tree, and readjusts the
embedded links to the absolute .js files - should the page continue to
work?

>
Not necessarily. The "same origin policy" (google it) for security
could be causing problems, for example.
>
[snip]
>
Peter

Yup, that's exactly what it was. Thanks.