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Asked: 2026-05-28T07:01:26+00:00

For our APP we have a Web App and a API service, On A

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For our APP we have a Web App and a API service, On A certain event the Web app polls the api service for the state of the event using Javascript. Both the apps run on a separate HTTPS sub domain and with a self signed certificate(as it is still in alpha). The problem occurs that the polling is aborted because the https api connection is untrusted. Is it some way for the Javascript request to override the untrusted certificate issue?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Is it some way for the Javascript request to override the untrusted certificate issue?

    No, it’s because of the same origin policy restriction.

    In your case I suppose that you have a page hosted on https://foo.bar.com and you are trying to send an AJAX request to https://baz.bar.com which is not allowed.

    You may take a look at the following guide which covers the different possibilities to circumvent this restriction. They range from JSONP, server side script bridges, Flash proxies, screen scraping with YQL, …

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