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larssy1 30-Mar-13 4:37am View    
Well.. what is not clear.. is how I could retrieve the data from the remote server, but remove the Origin headers from the request.

For JSON, the jsonp dataType is the solution.
What is the solution for XML?
larssy1 29-Mar-13 20:43pm View    
But how could i retrieve the data in the first case??
larssy1 20-Feb-13 2:11am View    
I have tried indeed.. And yes, the source code is in the library, and because of that I'm unable of debugging.

The problem is that my code works perfectly without using the "Message.Process()" line, simply when i'm trying to implement is, it's throwing me this bug..

This indicates for me that the problem should be in the library,, but many other users don't seem to have problems with it..
larssy1 19-Feb-13 18:08pm View    
Haven't those items been said before??

1. "Index was outside the bounds of the array."
2. IndexOutOfRangeException
3. The Message.Process() line, there is only one message.Process() coming back in every bit of code i'm posting..
larssy1 19-Feb-13 18:02pm View    
Please see the following screenshot for the Exception object.
http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j185/larssy1/screen.png

This error message is while executing the following code:

try { message.Process(); }
catch (Exception ex)
{
String s = ex.Message;
}