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CORS Essentials
Credits
About the Authors
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Customer Feedback
Preface
What this book covers
What you need for this book
Who this book is for
Conventions
Reader feedback
Chapter 1. Why You Need CORS
The same-origin policy
Considering the origin of entities
Commonly allowed cross-origin resource sharing
Permissions required by JavaScript
How CORS works – the header and the request
CORS with Preflight
Troubleshooting and debugging CORS
CORS with jQuery
Enabling CORS globally with server configuration
Alternatives to CORS
Summary
Chapter 2. Creating Proxies for CORS
Proxies and the World Wide Web
What is a proxy server?
Reasons to use a proxy
Creating a proxy server with Google App Engine
Chapter 3. Usability and Security
CORS usability
Enhancing security in CORS
Chapter 4. CORS in Popular Content Management Frameworks
Incoming CORS requests
SAAS or self-hosted?
CORS in WordPress
CORS in Drupal
CORS in Joomla!
CORS in Adobe Experience Manager
Chapter 5. CORS in Windows
How to set the Access-Control-Allow-Origin header globally in Windows IIS Server
CORS in the ASP.NET Web API
CORS in Windows Communication Foundation
CORS in Windows browsers – Internet Explorer and Edge
Chapter 6. CORS in the Cloud
CORS requests in cloud APIs
CORS in Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3)
Using CORS in Google Cloud Storage
Authenticated access to Google APIs with CORS
CORS in IBM Cloudant
CORS in Windows Azure Storage
CORS in Box API
CORS in the Dropbox API
References
Chapter 7. CORS in Node.js
JavaScript frameworks are very popular
Introduction to Node.js
JavaScript frameworks that work with Node.js
CORS in Express.js
CORS npm for Express.js using Connect.js middleware
CORS in AngularJS
CORS in Backbone.js
Node.js and JavaScript frameworks are evolving rapidly
Chapter 8. CORS Best Practices
Enabling API to public CORS requests
Limiting API to allow CORS requests to a whitelisted set of origins
Protecting against cross-site request forgery (CSRF)
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