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[LMS-2654] add 'trusted-cross-origin-domains' property to screening dist.
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@@ -82,3 +82,20 @@ core-plugins-folder=./webapps/openbis/core-plugins
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@@ -82,3 +82,20 @@ core-plugins-folder=./webapps/openbis/core-plugins
# When set to "true" enables the system to store material codes containing non-alphanumeric characters.
# When set to "true" enables the system to store material codes containing non-alphanumeric characters.
# Regardless of the value of this property no white spaces are allowed in the material codes.
# Regardless of the value of this property no white spaces are allowed in the material codes.
#material-relax-code-constraints=false
#material-relax-code-constraints=false
# A comma-separated list of trusted cross-origin domains, that are allowed to
# query openBIS content. Typically these are lightweight webapps that integrate with openBIS
# via JSON-RPC services, but are not directly hosted within the openBIS application.
#
# Example 1 (two different domains configured):
#
# trusted-cross-origin-domains=https://myapp.domain.com:8443, http://other.domain.com
#
# Example 2 (match every domain):
#
# trusted-cross-origin-domains= *
#
# The '*' matches any arbitrary domain. It should be used with care as it opens openBIS
# for potential cross-site scripting attacks.
#
#trusted-cross-origin-domains=
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