How Do I Call A Web Service From Javascript
Solution 1:
EDIT:
It has been a decade since I answered this question and we now have support for cross-domain XHR in the form of CORS.
For any modern app consider using fetch to make your requests. If you need support for older browsers you can add a polyfill.
Original answer:
Keep in mind that you cannot make requests across domains. For example, if your page is on yourexample.com and the web service is on myexample.com you cannot make a request to it directly.
If you do need to make a request like this then you will need to set up a proxy on your server. You would make a request to that proxy page, and it will retrieve the data from the web service and return it to your page.
Solution 2:
Take a look at one of the many javascript libraries out there. I'd recommend jQuery, personally. Aside from all the fancy UI stuff they can do, it has really good cross-browser AJAX libraries.
$.get(
"http://xyz.com/webservice.pl",
{ q : "google" },
function(data) {
alert(data); // "google.com"
}
);
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