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Hello cgray1223,<br />
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Why not get the file directly with JSF ?<br />
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Regards
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Hello cgray1223,

Why not get the file directly with JSF ?

Regards

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Hi Leakim971, <br />
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I'm needing to retrieve it on the client side since it's generated from a plugin...
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Hi Leakim971,

I'm needing to retrieve it on the client side since it's generated from a plugin...

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Hello, <br />
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I would like to find out how to read in an xml file using javascript and then call a Java method passing the xml file contents as a String to that method. &nbsp;I'm using JSF (richfaces). &nbsp;Thanks!
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Hello, 

I would like to find out how to read in an xml file using javascript and then call a Java method passing the xml file contents as a String to that method.  I'm using JSF (richfaces).  Thanks!

use javascript to read in xml file and pass contents to java method.

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