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=Cross-Origin Resource Sharing=
= The CORS extension =
This extension is used to allow other servers to serve pages
requesting datas on that one using XmlHttpReauest. It adds headers to
the server response and handle preflight OPTIONS requests to indicate
if some client side code has the right to access resources.
See the [[http://www.w3.org/TR/cors/|CORS specifications]] for more
informations.
In order to use it, you must first add the following line to your
{{{ocsigenserver.conf}}}:
{{{
<extension findlib-package="ocsigenserver.ext.cors"/>
}}}
== config ==
The extension is activated by the {{{<cors/>}}} tag.
The extension must be used after the extension serving the content (like eliom or staticmod) since it adds headers to already answered requests.
The attributes of the cors tag are:
* {{{max_age}}}: this is a integer telling the browser how long the
preflight information are valid: it prevents doing the OPTIONS
requests. This option adds the {{{Access-Control-Max-Age}}} header.
* {{{credentials}}}: Adds the {{{Access-Control-Allow-Credentials}}}
header to the preflight request.
* {{{exposed_headers}}}: This is a comma separated list of header
names. This is the list of user defined headers accessible from the
client. it Adds the {{{Access-Control-Expose-Headers}}} header.
* {{{methods}}}: This is a comma separated list of method names. If
there is a requested method header in the preflight request, it adds
the {{{Access-Control-Allow-Methods}}} header if it match, otherwise
there is no cors header added.
Note that the extension should be used with <<a_manual chapter="accesscontrol"|accesscontrol>> to limit the application having access to the resources. This is done by checking the "origin" header.
== Examples ==
* minimal configuration allowing all requests with no credentials.
{{{
<cors/>
}}}
* A configuration allowing access to an eliom application at path "eliom_site", from localhost:8081
{{{
<if>
<and>
<header name="origin" regexp="http://localhost:8081"/>
<path regexp="eliom_site" />
</and>
<then>
<cors max_age="86400"
credentials="true"
methods="POST,GET,HEAD"
exposed_headers="
x-eliom-application,
x-eliom-location,
x-eliom-set-process-cookies"/>
</then>
</if>
}}}
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