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Re: Header set Access-Control-Allow-Origin for web services

This all has been a struggle for me  A real struggle since July. This was the last piece of the puzzle for me and, dang...  this worked!  Thank you Tim, and every one else who helped.

Final comment:  Now that I know how to do it, it is incredibly easy.  Plus, the results are stunning to me.  Giving super users the data they need just moved into the Land of Easy-Peasy.


On 12/11/2018 7:47 AM, Tim Fathers wrote:
set-up a reverse proxy mapping like this in the IBM i HTTP server:

"Client requests" "/TheCoop/api""http://localhost:10000/TheCoop";

This should give you:

*"http://i.server.com";; will open the general landing page.
*"http://i.server.com/TheCoop";; will open landing page /TheCoopHome to display all 6 services.
*"http://i.server.com/TheCoop/api/F2C/90";; will directly return 32.44 degrees. <-- this is being proxied to the web service at port 10000!!

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