I have uploaded an Angular application onto my main tenant using Cumulocity’s Web SDK, version 1019. The web application needs to make calls to a REST services application hosted on the same tenant. After the user authenticates themselves the application loads, however, a second sign-in popup appea…

Hi @luclib , this looks basically the same as you already had it here: [image] Inventory API blocked by CORS policy on Dev Server Forum I have created an Angular service to fetch devices from my Cumulocity tenant using Cumulocity’s FetchClient and InventoryService API imp…

Hi Tristan, I have incorporated the FetchClient into my service for making API calls to the backend as opposed the HttpClient provided by Angular. import { FetchClient } from "@c8y/client"; import { Injectable } from "@angular/core"; import { environment } from 'src/environments/environment' @In…

You are only supposed to provide the path to the fetch method. So e.g. /api/WorkOrder/GetDevices. I’m still not sure what you are trying to achieve with this /api/ path. And there should also not be a need for a custom proxy configuration.

Tristian, I have since deleted the custom proxy configuration and I have been able deploy an application that seems to work properly when I append a prefix that specifies the path of our REST services in our tenant, but there is still some debugging I need to do on my local machine. I am using a d…

Okay, it would have helped if you would have mentioned earlier that you would like to develop against a locally running service. You should try to avoid reconfiguring the behavior in the UI just for your local development, so the behavior of the fetch method should be kept as it is. Instead you co…

Hi Tristan, Thanks for the input. I have tried to implement the method you provided me with, but my local application continues to make calls to port 4200… [image] [image] Here is the default object with modifications you suggested; I have kept the rest of the file unchanged: export default […

Hi @luclib , The browser is still supposed to call localhost:4200 and shouldn’t be interacting with localhost:80 directly. Your proxy configuration is then taking care of forwarding the requests going to localhost:4200/service/kratos-service/ to your service running on localhost:80. You shouldn’t b…

Hi Tristan, I have modified the URL for my development environment as you suggested. export const environment = { production: false, getWorkOrdersApi: { url: '/service/kratos-service/WorkOrder/GetWorkOrders?PageNumber=1&PageSize=5' } } However, it is now returning a 504 error…

[image] Lucas Liberman: [image] It seems you are running both servers in different containers. The container running the proxy via angular cli won’t be able to reach the other container using localhost as a host. You will need to use a different hostname/IP to reach the other container and …

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Tristan_Bastian November 14, 2024, 3:23pm 2

Hi @luclib,

this looks basically the same as you already had it here:

Regards,
Tristan

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