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TutorialsReusing XMLHttpRequest Object in IE
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Published: 11th Nov 2006 |
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Add CommentFiled in: TutorialsI came across an article posted by Eric (Coauthor of Ajax In Action) which talks about reusing XMLHttpRequest object. I read many blogs and message boards where similar kind of problem was faced by many users. But frankly speaking I never faced this problem before, except in the example given by Eric in his blog. That made me think why I am able to reuse the same XMLHttpRequest object while others not. So, I decided to write this short article on reusing XMLHttpRequest object in IE.
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