CORS support for PUT and DELETE with ASP.NET Web API
I am working with the final version of ASP.NET Web API to implement a JavaScript-friendly API. Per various tutorials, I have enabled CORS in my web.config:
I am working with the final version of ASP.NET Web API to implement a JavaScript-friendly API. Per various tutorials, I have enabled CORS in my web.config:
I’ve written a webservice which returns JSON and I’ve tried to call it using jQuery like this:
I’m trying to allow POST requests from my javascript app hosted at localhost:80 to a WCF REStful service hosted at a different port, but somehow it doesn’t work. I’ve tried adding custom properties to the header, as well as adding it programatically in my service’s JSONData method but I’m still getting ‘405 Method not allowed’ in my response. What is the proper approach here ?
Actually I wish I knew where to start from…
I have this polling script to check if a text file is created on the server. Works great locally, but fails when the file is on a different domain. How would i rewrite this for cross domain support?
I know the security risk associated and have brought it up with the business, but they want to have their 5 domains to share the login cookie.
I am getting my Request from a third party application(different domain) to my ASP application. I am handling the request and doing the business part in my application and as a acknowledgement I need to send XML string as Response to the same Page which POSTED the request to my Application. I was successful in retrieving the input from Request using the following code
I’m running into a weird CORS issue right now.
I want to extend a large C project with some new functionality, but I really want to write it in Python. Basically, I want to call Python code from C code. However, Python->C wrappers like SWIG allow for the OPPOSITE, that is writing C modules and calling C from Python.