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Josh Elser moved PHOENIX-2661 to CALCITE-1082:
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Affects Version/s: (was: 4.7.0)
(was: 4.6.0)
Workflow: jira (was: no-reopen-closed, patch-avail)
Key: CALCITE-1082 (was: PHOENIX-2661)
Project: Calcite (was: Phoenix)
> CORS Support for Avatica Requests on Phoenix Query Server
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>
> Key: CALCITE-1082
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CALCITE-1082
> Project: Calcite
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Steve T
> Priority: Minor
>
> It would be super cool if I could write Javascript in a web page to
> read/write my Phoenix tables. I spend the last few days learning about CORS
> and browser security. I found out that what I am trying to accomplish cannot
> be readily done because the browser adds CORS headers (like
> {color:blue}{{Origin: <whatever>}}{color}) and methods (like
> {color:blue}{{method: OPTIONS}}{color}) that are not supported by Phoenix
> Query Server.
> I do not know if this can be added on the Phoenix side or if it has to be
> added on the Avatica side, but for the time being I am trying the following
> to make it work:
> 1. Unconventional Javascript to remove the
> {color:blue}{{X-Requested-With}}{color} header in the request.
> 2. One line code change in Avatica's
> {color:blue}{{AvaticaJsonHandler.handle()}}{color} to add an
> {color:blue}{{Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *}}{color} header to the response.
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