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I'm working on a Microsoft internal SharePoint site, and I need to pull in List data from a cross domain SharePoint site.

I don't want to use Silverlight, for various reasons, and Business Data Connectivity is not possible right now.

Is there a simple way to use JavaScript or something like it to acplish this?

I'm working on a Microsoft internal SharePoint site, and I need to pull in List data from a cross domain SharePoint site.

I don't want to use Silverlight, for various reasons, and Business Data Connectivity is not possible right now.

Is there a simple way to use JavaScript or something like it to acplish this?

  • javascript
  • sharepoint
  • sharepoint-2010
  • cross-domain
  • intranet
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"Simple?" Not exactly. Given your requirements, particularly "w/o server side," this isn't possible.

However, if you can forego that requirement, you have a few options for enabling cross-domain requests.

CORS

There's decent support for Cross-Origin Resource Sharing for XMLHttpRequest and Microsoft's XDomainRequest. Though, this will require that the remote server include the proper headers in the response to allow your origin/domain to make the request.

<% Response.AddHeader("Access-Control-Allow-Origin", "*") %>

JSONP

A mon option is JSONP, which loads the resource in a <script> with a callback parameter with the name of a global function. Since JSON is based on JavaScript literals, this won't have the same browser-support issues, but the remote server will have to know how to construct the output and it's limited to GET requests.

// <script src="http://other.dom/resource?callback=loadResource"></script>

loadResource( [ {"id": 1, "name": "foo"}, {"id": 2, "name": "bar"} ] );

Server-side Proxy

If the remote server you're requesting from can't (or won't) be adjusted to support cross-domain requests, you're pretty much left with making a Server-Side Proxy on your server.

The general pattern is described at AjaxPatters and a number of .NET implementations can be found, including John Chapman's and the Cross-Domain Proxy project.

You can use JQuery to get data from a SharePoint list. See this article.

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