following code does not work for me.
xmlDoc=document.implementation.createDocument(""," ",null);
xmlDoc.async=false;
xmlDoc.onload= Test();
xmlDoc.load("books.xml");
function Test()
{
alert('tested');
}
If any one having any idea then please give me a chance of thanks.

Try changing

Originally Posted by AbrarNazeer

xmlDoc.onload= Test();

to

xmlDoc.onload= Test;

Thanks for ur Time willcode4beer!

this issue has been resolved, but now there is error msg
"Error: uncaught exception: Permission denied to call method
Location.toString"
on line
"xmlDoc.load".
Not on same Domain but on Cross Domain Only.

That one is caused by the security model in the browser. It is designed to prevent calls to other domains.
The easiest way around that is to proxy the request (in other words, have a page on your server that retrieves the file from the other server), that way, the call looks like the same domain to the browser

On client machine (Cross Domain) , how can i put my web page which will "read file from the other server". Client only puts my "Script code" on his page.

Originally Posted by AbrarNazeer

On client machine (Cross Domain) , how can i put my web page which will "read file from the other server". Client only puts my "Script code" on his page.

I thought I explained that.

The data needs to come from the same domain as the page loaded.

So, if your javascript is going in other peoples web pages, then they will need to proxy the external data.