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I am deploying a web app on 2 separate domains,
the first web app is a restful service deployed on tomcat 6,
the second is a static content (html, java script),
the java script from the static content domain will call the restful service.
but the same origin policy is not allowing this,
my question is: how to allow cross domain requests on tomcat?
If you’re able to focus on modern browsers, I suggest looking into a Java implementation of Cross Origin Resource Sharing, or
CORS, perhaps like this one.Mozilla introduced CORS in FF3.5 and it’s since become pretty widely adopted. IE introduced a competing, stricter standard
XDomainRequestcalled that doesn’t leak cookie information, but only IE supports it.IE is slated to support CORS in IE 10, which makes it the technique of choice.