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In HTML embedded ORDS fetch : No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header
F.Matz
Member Posts: 36 Red Ribbon
Hi,
I'm trying to integrate HTML apps with Oracle ORDS JavaScript fetches into hybrid serverless apps.
That was still possible until some time ago from my Oracle Cloud ADB 21c :
The native HTML page started with a double click on the HTML file and
the embedded ORDS data retrieval worked perfectly!
Now I'm getting the error see above and that is only possible now with an HTML page called on an HTTPS server.
Can this be reactivated by e.g. the header property ORDS or should this no longer be possible?
Regards, Fried
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