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date: Thu, 9 Mar 2006 04:46:31 -0800,    group: microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie55.programming.dhtml.scripting        back       


Developing with accessing frames from other domain   
Hello,

I write ASP.NET and client-side code to extend the functionality of an 
ASP.NET based product (say MS CRM), that is running on a virtual machine. My 
ASP.NET pages are called from the MS CRM pages and MUST can read some 
information of them with DOM.
I have following options for developing:
1. My ASP.NET applications are running on my developing machine and the 
application is running on the VPC.
  - The client-side code of my application can not access data of the MS CRM 
pages over DOM (IE error 80020101)
  + I can debug my server-side code 
2. My ASP.NET applications and MS CRM are running on the VPC
  + My client-side can access the content of MS CRM pages over DOM
  - I can not debug my server-side code without installing Remote Debugging 
Components on the VPC, which is not always possible for me.

So my question is, how can I configure the Internet Explorer to allow script 
access over the domain (The IE settings for Security Zones don't say anything 
about scripting over domain edge.)

Alexander
date: Thu, 9 Mar 2006 04:46:31 -0800   author:   Alexander

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