On Mon, Jun 10, 2019 at 4:57 AM Manoj Patil <[email protected]> wrote:
> dear, > > Sure, > > i am not checking this at client side i am checking client address at > server side and make changes at server side. > > > Even if you're changing files on the server-side, if you're changing .JS or .HTML files, you're making changes to items that *run* on the client-side. While the JS files are stored on the server, they are static content that is delivered to the client, and *all* of the JavaScript is run in the client browser, on the client. If you need to implement additional security checks, you'll need to do it in the Java (not JavaScript/AngularJS) code on the server. Based on the little you've described what you're trying to do I would venture a guess that an additional authentication extension would be the best way to go. -Nick
