JavaScript XMLHttpRequest Wrapper

Here is my version of the XMLHttpRequest Wrapper, Open Source, and available on Google Code. Enjoy.

Here is a simple example of a http request with the lib:

new fiji.xhr('get', 'echo.php?param=value', function(xhr) {
   if (this.readyState == 4 && this.status == 200) {
      alert(this.responseText);
   }
}).send();

The readystate callback handler executes in the scope of the XHR Instance. So you can use the this keyword to reference the XHR object instance. This behavior is the same as the specifications for the callback scope in the W3C XMLHttpRequest Specs. You can also receive a reference to the XHR library instance which is passed as the first parameter to the callback. In the case above it would be xhr. This allows you to attach further references or objects to the XHR library instance that would be persisted for the duration of the XHR call. For example, a request ID.