Hello Zcodez!
- Since you have .NET at your disposal, why not use something like
System.Net.WebClient
instead? - If you're using JScript, you can use the COM implementation of XMLHTTPRequest via
ActiveXObject
. - You can wrap the COM implementation of XMLHTTPRequest in a .NET class fairly easily.
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The next version of ClearScript will allow you to expose COM objects to any of the script engines.