This chapter describes how a General Interface application communicates with web servers across subdomains. A subdomain is a domain that is part of a larger domain. For example, About.com has several subdomains—antiques.about.com, autorepair.about.com, and so on. There are two general scenarios for accessing a General Interface application, local provisioning and remote provisioning. Local provisioning doesn't require configuration if default browser security settings are used. Remote provisioning requires configuring proxy communication or modifying default browser security settings. |
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