Ok, nevermind. I took the brute force approach and recompiled firefox
with the SOP feature disabled.
In case anyone needs to do that: I just made a change in the
SecurityCompareURIs() function so that it would always return
PR_TRUE.
Ajax works again in the debugger, ahhh!
On Jan 19, 9:37 pm, preacher860 wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> As many people, I'm experiencing troubles while trying to debug an
> application in Development Mode when it tries to retrieve some JSON
> data from a remote server. It's obviously a Same Origin Policy
> problem but I can't find a satisfying solution to this issue. The
> setup is quite simple:
>
> - GWT application running in Firefox for Linux with Developer Plugin
> installed
> - Embedded target with webserver providing some JSON data through
> RequestBuilder POST statements.
>
> This works fine when the embedded board is also the server for the
> application pages (No SOP issues) and also used to work fine in GWT
> 1.7 with SOP checks disabled in the embedded browser.
>
> Now, the Firefox plugin seems to provide some way of allowing security
> exceptions, but no matter how I try to use this, I still get an SOP
> violation message from the browser. Is there any special syntax to
> use for the exceptions? Full URL or only server name? Or IP?
> Documentation is not very clear on that...
>
> Did anyone actually made the exceptions work in the FF plugin under
> Linux?
>
> Thanks!
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