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I am trying to deploy default Jhipster-registry executable Jar file on Azure webapp. The applications starts and I can see the login page. However, when I put username/password and hit submit, I get error:Invalid CORS request (403 forbidden)

I see that api/authenticate service is called. I also tried to deploy default docker image on azure webapp with docker. It also gives exactly same issue.

Basically I want to deploy Jhipster microservices along with the registry on Azure webapps because I am used to it. I expect that being normal Spring boot web application, it should be possible to achieve this.

Any help is appreciated.

regards, Venky

Venky
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Try modifying the "application-dev.yml" file.

Comment all lines related to "CORS"

  # CORS is only enabled by default with the "dev" profile
#  cors:
    # Allow Ionic for JHipster by default (* no longer allowed in Spring Boot 2.4+)
#    allowed-origins: 'http://localhost:8100,https://localhost:8100,http://localhost:9000,https://localhost:9000,http://localhost:4200,https://localhost:4200'
    # Enable CORS when running in GitHub Codespaces
#    allowed-origin-patterns: 'https://*.githubpreview.dev'
#    allowed-methods: '*'
#    allowed-headers: '*'
#    exposed-headers: 'Authorization,Link,X-Total-Count,X-${jhipster.clientApp.name}-alert,X-${jhipster.clientApp.name}-error,X-${jhipster.clientApp.name}-params'
#    allow-credentials: true
#    max-age: 1800

Or if you prefer include your deploy location in "allowed-origin-patterns:".

In my case I added gitpod.

allowed-origin-patterns: 'https://*.githubpreview.dev,https://*.gitpod.io'
Diego Lima da Costa
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