now you can specify the following types for our proxy: quot;rss quot;, quot;generic quot; or quot;none quot; this is useful when developing gadgets example Fetch RSS feedvar r Web.Network.createRequest Web.Network.Type.XML,m feedUrl, proxy: quot;rss quot;, numItems:m numItems ,OnContentCallback ; Data sources can be specified in the manifest XML and will be made available to the gadget as an xml response object. This simplifies fetching data in a gadget since the gadget author no longer needs to call CreateRequest. The syntax is: you specify these in your manifest.xml file lt;item gt; lt;link binding:type quot;xml quot; name quot;mainui quot; gt;http: www.somewhere.com mainui.xml lt; link gt; lt; item gt; lt;item gt; lt;link binding:type quot;xml quot; name quot;rss quot; gt;http: www.somewhere.com rss.xml lt; link gt; lt; item gt; and reference it in your js file Gadget.Demo function p elSource, p args, p namespace Gadget.Demo.initializeBase this, arguments ; this.initialize function p objScope Gadget.Demo.getBaseMethod this, quot;initialize quot;, quot;Web.Bindings.Base quot; .call this, p objScope ; Embed xhtml fragment from the mainui xml p elSource.innerHTML p args.xmlSources.mainui.responseText; Process RSS var parseRSS Start.Parser.ParseStartResponse p args.xmlSources.rss.responseText ;