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mean? I have no idea.) Link subject to sudden death, as are all MSDN links. * To restore the equilibrium, let's take a look at the nsIXMLHttpRequest Interface Reference, which, one assumes, gives current and correct information about Mozilla's take... See more

mean? I have no idea.) Link subject to sudden death, as are all MSDN links. * To restore the equilibrium, let's take a look at the nsIXMLHttpRequest Interface Reference, which, one assumes, gives current and correct information about Mozilla's take on XMLHTTP. Nonetheless I found to my chagrin that some Mozilla documents portray an ideal situation instead of the actual current state of affairs. Use with some care. * A second Mozilla-centric list of methods and properties, slightly more documented than the previous one, can be found at XULPLanet's XMLHTTPRequest pages. * The most complete, though somewhat technical, description of XMLHTTP can be found at AppleDev's Dynamic HTML and XML: The XMLHttpRequest Object article written by Danny Goodman. One assumes all described methods and properties are tested in Safari. * The best gentle introduction for the less technically inclined is Drew McLellan's Very Dynamic Web Interfaces article on XML.com. * Jim Ley, finally, keeps a good balance... See less