Search Query results in client side coding

Hi,
We need to query search results links passing refiners (preferable client side code as server side deployments need to avoid to possible extend) and update links in a list item.
We need to access search from different Site collection. (e.g. search site URL is http://searchxyz.hitachi.com
and the list which we need to update is in site (http://siteabc.hitachi.comm )
We are able to get search results with search on same site collection using JSOM/REST API (in my example http://siteabc.hitachi.com ) but facing challenge while trying to query search from different site collection on different
web application (in my example http://searchxyz.hitachi.com )
Any working/POC code snippet will help us for above scenario . Your inputs will be appreciated.
Please let us know if need any more details.
Thanks

Hi Raghu,
Based on your description, my understanding is that you cannot get search results from another site collection in different web application when using JSOM/REST API.
Are you using SharePoint 2010 or SharePoint 2013?
For this issue, I recommend to verify the things below first:
Search with the same keyword in the browser of the site
http://searchxyz.hitachi.com to see if the results can be returned.
Check if the Search Service Application has been associated with the web application where the site
http://searchxyz.hitachi.com exists.
Thanks,
Victoria
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