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In your HTTP server setup configuration on your IBM i add a cross origin directive between the <location></location> tags. The asterisk denotes any origin, or you can set to specific URL(s).
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| 9 | <Location /> |
| 10 | order allow,deny |
| 11 | allow from all |
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| 13 | Header Always Set Access-Control-Allow-Origin * |
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| 15 | </Location> |
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On Monday, November 21, 2016 5:42 PM, Nathan Andelin <nandelin@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The error message that I am trying to make a cross-domain request when the
file is in the same folder is getting really old.
Is this related to the article I posted?
By chance, are you trying to invoke an xmlHTTP request against an HTTP
server located on your PC as opposed to sending the request to HTTP server
hosted remotely?
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