Cross Domain

[Jay Rivers]

Currently, I'm using the JSONP Transport method to get around cross
domain policies.

I want to use either websockets or XHRStreaming, but I can't get past
the cross domain issues.
Does anyone know how I can get around that? We have all of our servers
in house.

[Michele Vezzoli]

Umm , if you have more then 1 ip on you host, you can start 2 aped daemon with different domains  

2012/4/10 Jay Rivers <j...@groupm7.com>

Currently, I'm using the JSONP Transport method to get around cross domain policies.

I want to use either websockets or XHRStreaming, but I can't get past the cross domain issues.
Does anyone know how I can get around that? We have all of our servers in house.

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[Jay Rivers]

Yes, but in order to not be cross domain: Host, port and domain must match.
currently, I'm using ape.site.com.

On 4/15/2012 5:11 AM, Michele Vezzoli wrote:

Umm , if you have more then 1 ip on you host, you can start 2 aped daemon with different domains  

2012/4/10 Jay Rivers <j...@groupm7.com>

Currently, I'm using the JSONP Transport method to get around cross domain policies.

I want to use either websockets or XHRStreaming, but I can't get past the cross domain issues.
Does anyone know how I can get around that? We have all of our servers in house.

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[Jay Rivers]

For those of you looking for an answer to this:
ape.server.com <-- actual ape server
ape.conf
    domain = auto

ape.domain.com <- points to ape.server.com
www.domain.com <-- uses ape.domain.com for it's ape calls,
    APE.config.domain = 'domain.com'