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+2  Q: 

Is an AJAX call cross-domain if only the port is different?

The main page is www.myserver.com:80 and the ajax references www.myserver.com:8081.

The status code is 0 and the text is null. Is this a cross domain denial?

+1  A: 

Yes, this violates the same origin policy.

dacracot  2010-06-21 18:15:56
I should have googled first.
dacracot  2010-06-21 18:16:36
+1  A: 

Yeah, different port is also considered as a cross domain call. Please refer here.

Amit Goyal  2010-06-21 18:18:39

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