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Personally, I prefer to test the server side independently, make sure it
works exactly as you expect, then write the AJAX code to use it. It just makes it easier to track down problems. I wrote a tool to accomplish exactly that purpose. Sometimes you just want to be able to send raw requests to a server. I use it to test RPG Web Services, but it could be used for any server side language. Go to: http://mowyourlawn.com and download the "Web Service Unit Tester" in the lower left hand corner of the home page. Here is my blog entry for it: http://mowyourlawn.com/blog/?p=17 I have a lot of improvements I want to make to it (like being able to save request setup for later processing), but I haven't gotten to that point yet. I do have a next version that I am coming out with that gives you more control over what headers are sent and also allows you to do multiple iterations for non-scientific performance testing. Note: It is open source so anything you want to change you can. HTH, Aaron Bartell http://mowyourlawn.com
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