Difference between revisions of "CORS Policy Management"
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Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is a security mechanism which restricts whether resources on a web page such as dynamic calls to web services can be obtained from a server in another domain. | Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is a security mechanism which restricts whether resources on a web page such as dynamic calls to web services can be obtained from a server in another domain. | ||
| − | In Version 10, the CORS policy can be set explicitly on the Fusion Registry server to be either permissive (i.e. allow requests from any origin), or to only allow requests from web clients on specific domains. | + | In Version 10 onwards, the CORS policy can be set explicitly on the Fusion Registry server to be either permissive (i.e. allow requests from any origin), or to only allow requests from web clients on specific domains. |
This feature is found in the Server Security menu as shown below. | This feature is found in the Server Security menu as shown below. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:06, 12 September 2024
Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is a security mechanism which restricts whether resources on a web page such as dynamic calls to web services can be obtained from a server in another domain.
In Version 10 onwards, the CORS policy can be set explicitly on the Fusion Registry server to be either permissive (i.e. allow requests from any origin), or to only allow requests from web clients on specific domains.
This feature is found in the Server Security menu as shown below.
