Re: [Resteasy-users] CORS support needed?

[Mike M. <Mik...@jd...>]

Bill,

I created a filter that follows the spec (as best I can tell :-) ) and would like to contribute it the project and have a couple questions:

1) I assume you would want a pull request for the filter?  (This assumes you want the filter)

2) We use RestEasy 2.3.5,  so what's your thought about which version I should create the filter/pull  request against?  2.3.5 or whatever is the latest?

3) I have test cases created but we use Mokito for mocking.  I noticed that RestEasy has some mocking but the 2.3.5 version (didn't check higher yet) doesn't have mocking support for the FilterConfig.   My filter uses several filter init parameters , so I needed mocking for that class and stayed with Mockito for all the mocking in the test cases.


-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Burke [mailto:bb...@re...] 
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2013 10:09 AM
To: res...@li...
Subject: Re: [Resteasy-users] CORS support needed?

Not really hard to add yourself:

Read this:

http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/cors/

What we could add to resteasy is a filter that takes a list of allowed origins and handles preflight and simple requests.  But, it would be really simple to add it yourself.

On 10/28/2013 11:01 AM, Mike Miller wrote:
> We are using RestEasy 2.3.5.
>
> I read thru a couple threads on the mailing list and trying to figure
> out if we need CORS support for our usage.   Just looking for some
> verification or validation.
>
> We are exposing  a lot of our services thru resteasy and the 
> expectation is that our resources will be called from mobile applications using Ajax
> to call the services.   We support calls for GET, PUT, POST and DELETE
> consuming and producing both json and xml.  Testing from the Chrome 
> Advanced Rest Client works great but once we start trying to make 
> jQuery (or other Javascript) AJAX calls from web pages, we run into problems.
> We can start Chrome with the "-disable-web-security" command line
> parameter but I know that's not real solution.    To correctly support
> these remote ajax calls do we need to provide some type of CORS support?
>
>
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