Do I need Cross Domain if Punjab runs on our own servers with the same domain but then connects to gtalk?

[James Barnett]

[James Barnett]

Some Internet explorer users are having trouble if in their security settings cross domain requests are disabled. My question is do I need to disable something on Punjab or do I need the cross domain stuff enabled since I'm connecting users to their gtalk accounts which obviously arent on our domain? But again the Punjab server is on the same domain as the webserver running the XMPP clients for the users.

[Jack Moffitt]

> Some Internet explorer users are having trouble if in their security settings cross domain requests are disabled. My question is do I need to disable something on Punjab or do I need the cross domain stuff enabled since I'm connecting users to their gtalk accounts which obviously arent on our domain? But again the Punjab server is on the same domain as the webserver running the XMPP clients for the users.

It's only relevant for the connection to Punjab. Punab <-> Gmail is
not affected by cross-domain policies.

A connection is considered cross-domain if it is to a different host,
port, or both. Unless you're reverse proxying the BOSH endpoint under
your web root somewhere or hosting your app from Punjab itself, you'll
be doing cross domain requests.

jack.

[James Barnett]

Never mind I read the bosh server would actually need to be on the same sever as the webserver.

[James Barnett]

Thanks Jack just saw your reply