H5SDK - Proxy use in M3 Cloud version

Hi community,

I am making a call from H5SDK to an external web service on M3 cloud version.

My proxy is correctly configured, it works fine when I test locally. But when I install it on H5 it was giving me 404 error.
My question is, To connect an external web service, it is mandatory to go through ION API in M3 Cloud, so I can not use proxy in this version.
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Thank you for your answers

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unknown

This proxy is only for local development. It will only work locally. You need to use ION API if CORS calls are not allowed.

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unknown

It's not mandatory to use ION API if your external web service allows cross domain calls, or if you can configure it to allow the M3 Cloud Domain, and if it is completely open - without any authentication. But only open API service can be called from a H5SDK application since you must NOT add any tokens etc in the JavaScript code.

Testing locally? With what type of proxy? With web development it's always how you will run it deployed that matters. Also where have you added the "proxy"? There is no support in H5 to install a proxy. So I'm a bit confused about the type of set-up you have for calling this external web service and where you installed your proxy in the previous version. Did you have a web-application proxy that you installed in an on premise Infor Grid that was also running M3?

If you are on M3 cloud you should use the ION API as a proxy. It is a proxy, with a lot of extra features, allowing CORS calls, configuring authentication without exposing it in an unsecure manner and more.

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unknown

Hi Karin,

Thanks for your answer.

I develop on H5 SDK (Odin), the proxy is configured in Odin.json in my code.
Concerning the local test it means on localhost the call works correctly.
when I export and install it on the client environment (that means in administration tools H5),
the call of the web service returns me an error :

Http failure response for https://***: 404 OK

Best regards

unknown

My Odin.json

"/pesee": {

"target": "http://xxx:8080",

"secure": false,

"changeOrigin": true,

"logLevel": "debug"

unknown

This proxy is only for local development. It will only work locally. You need to use ION API if CORS calls are not allowed.

unknown

Thanks Karin

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