Re: same-origin security restriction

Our application uses GWT to create complex UIs but the data is served up by a Coldfusion web server running externally on a different domain.

The code works fine when compiled and deployed in the same domain as the Coldfusion server but gives this error when running in hosted mode when trying to make a Cross Domain AJAX request.

After much research,changing the Security Level to Medium-Low in the Local Intranet zone in IE fixed it for me.

Just leaving this here in case someone walks this path :)

After much research,changing the Security Level to Medium-Low in the Local Intranet zone in IE fixed it for me.

On Friday, April 3, 2009 11:35:51 AM UTC-4, Jason Essington wrote:

Your case is simple, just use the -noserver option to launch hosted  
mode, and load your host page directly from your [test] php server.

The embedded tomcat server is really only useful for testing the  
simplest of java back-end bits, and is not particularly useful for any  
other back-end technology or even more complicated Java configurations.

-jason

On Apr 3, 2009, at 7:47 AM, DavidPShaw wrote:

>
> has there been any update on this problem?  I have a PHP backend
> exposed via JSON, and want to develop using hosted mode.  Is this
> simply impossible without tricky proxy stuff in apache?  My backend
> cannot run in hosted mode, so I basically have no way to do step-
> through debugging.
> >

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