on 05-21-2007 11:02 PM
We have a scenario where we have a web dynpro app that calls a thrid party spell checker ear file as a portal iview. The app works fine when logged into the portal without using a fully qualified domain name http://<hostname>:<port>/irj. However when logging into the portal using the fully qualified domain name we get javascript errors saying access is denied and the spell chekcer does not open.
http://<host>.<domainname>:<port>/irj.
We really need to resolve this but it makes no sense to me....
Hi Brian,
Could you explain me in detail about the procedures you followed to implent the spell check functionality.
Thanks & Regards,
Suresh
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The issue was not technically a cross domain issue. We added some Javascript for Domain relaxing and the problem is resolved.
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Sounds like you have a cross domain scripting error. The easiest way to fix this might be to make sure that you have a DNS alias for all systems and that you use that alias consistantly. The FQDN should be used for portal and all services that are consumed by the portal to avoid such issues.
-jwise
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