i am using the gwt-comet lib and there is some trouble with this
configuration
On 17 דצמבר, 16:51, jhulford wrote:
> Can't you set up Apache directives to handle .php and .html files and
> and forward your comet requests through the jk module to Tomcat? To
> your browser it should all look like
Can't you set up Apache directives to handle .php and .html files and
and forward your comet requests through the jk module to Tomcat? To
your browser it should all look like it's going to the same domain.
On Dec 15, 10:57 am, ben fenster wrote:
> i want to use apache to handle static content an
You would have to let your backend (tomcat, php, etc) to do the
request for you, and your backend/frontend belong to the same domain
(level). JavaScript cannot be cross domain, it should be part of the
same domain.
So make sure you let your backend request content and pass it to GWT
(through whate
i need something that would work on every browser i cant understand
how facebook sends requests to their chat subdomain
On 16 דצמבר, 10:29, rjcarr wrote:
> I think this is one of those questions you're just going to have to
> test yourself. Also, be careful, because different browsers have
> dif
I think this is one of those questions you're just going to have to
test yourself. Also, be careful, because different browsers have
different policies for this sort of thing.
On Dec 15, 8:57 am, ben fenster wrote:
> i want to use apache to handle static content and php and use tomct
> for comet
i want to use apache to handle static content and php and use tomct
for comet
sop restriction prevent me from accessing another domain or even
another port but would it prevent me from sending a request to a
subdomain?
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