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    Default Unanswered: How can I get back raw JSON from external server

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    Because it is an external server I think that the only option I have is to use Ext.util.JSONP.request but the site that I am using doesn't seem to support a callback mechanism and just returns a pure JSON which then bombs out because it isn't wrapped.

    Is there any other way around this?

    It is so annoying that the call is successful and I can see the data coming back but it bombs out with an 'Unexpected token :' ​because it wants it wrapped.

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    That is a very accurate answer but unfortunately does not help my problem or address the main question which was 'Is there any other way to do this?'

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    you can enclose your json in [ JSON] so that it is in Json P format.....It may resolve your problem i have a asame issue but fixed by it.