GetJson() Ajax call is not working properly

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Hello,
I am trying to do a call to webservice method and it returns a string. when I try to access this methos using $.getJSON I am able to hit the method but even i am gettign resposnse from web service but I am unable to enter into below function . I am just watching in console that I am getting response... If I use ajax call i am geting cross domain issue... Please help me out .....

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   $.getJSON('https://172.16.25.47/JsonPTestApp/clurcService.asmx/getRCjson?SPA=8353/1000/0140',  function (data) 
{
              alert("came inseide")
              var test = data;
              alert(test);
 });

Posted 28-Jan-15 20:40pm

jing567

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Sinisa Hajnal 29-Jan-15 2:53am

Google this: "ajax call cross domain safety"

jing567 29-Jan-15 2:54am

From past two days I am googling.... If you know the working solution please let me know

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) 29-Jan-15 9:24am

I am loading the service in browser. But it does not load.

jing567 29-Jan-15 23:20pm

Sry Tadith as per security issues... I have given wrong I.p address... i just tried to show the mock code....

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Leewillz · Answer 1 · 2015-01-29T04:10:00

CORS (Cross Origin Resource Sharing) issues are caused when the origin does not match the destination address / host name and the server has not specified that this behavior is allowed. The simple solution to this is to make the server (this case a asmx service) return the header that allows your origin. If you have a domain you are running this from you can specify this domain, otherwise you need only specify the * wildcard to allow all origins.

I haven't written asmx before however i think a solution could look like :