It might be better to use the rewrite/proxy capability of your
webserver rather than try to proxy using django. If you do end up
trying to do it in python, I found pycurl to be much easier to deal
with for any requests requiring cookies, authentication, or anything
besides a simple url get despit
Look at urllib2 (google)
You should be able to do something like
return HttpResponse(urllib2.urlopen('http://www.your-url.ext/uri'))
2009/4/1 Albert
>
> cross domain ajax request is not allowed ,so I decide to use proxy on
> the server side
> but I don't know how to finish this， anyone point m
It depends what data your fetching I suppose but you might just want to use
urllib?
JavaScript triggers a view that makes a request to the remote server and
outputs the result to your javascript.
Dougal
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2009/4/1 Albert
>
> cross d
cross domain ajax request is not allowed ,so I decide to use proxy on
the server side
but I don't know how to finish this， anyone point me some url?
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