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Thread Is anybody using the X-EWBUser parameter?
Mon, Oct 1 2012 5:19 AMPermanent Link

Chris Holland

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Has anybody use the X-EWBUser value in EWB to pass it to a data server
sucsessfully and if so can they tell me how they did it?

I have managed it under IE but if I use Chrome then it sends an
"ACCESS-CONTROL..." request to the server first and then EWB sees the
Access control reply as a returning JSON Dataset and throws an error as
the data is actually empty.
(access control headers are passed back only).

Note : the cross site scripting access control is caused because my data
server is running on Port 12009

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Chris Holland
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Tue, Oct 2 2012 6:25 AMPermanent Link

Chris Holland

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Just to clarify this:

This is only caused when cross site scripting, or in my case because my
data server is running on a different port (12009) to my EWB application.

Chris Holland
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On 01/10/2012 10:19, Chris Holland wrote:
> Has anybody use the X-EWBUser value in EWB to pass it to a data server
> sucsessfully and if so can they tell me how they did it?
>
> I have managed it under IE but if I use Chrome then it sends an
> "ACCESS-CONTROL..." request to the server first and then EWB sees the
> Access control reply as a returning JSON Dataset and throws an error as
> the data is actually empty.
> (access control headers are passed back only).
>
> Note : the cross site scripting access control is caused because my data
> server is running on Port 12009
>
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