Hi to everyone,
First... thanks for the reply! You're so kind!
Yesterday after few hours of panic, I've solved my problem in a really
simple and straightforward way.
I've simply added this line code in the root page of my hosted app:
response.addHeader("P3P", "When I had to deal with p3p poli
When I had to deal with p3p policy then I simply put a directory
called "w3c" in my webapps and dropped in a "p3p.xml" and
"policy.xml". Afterwards my webapp on a different url in tomcat could
be opened in an iframe by our partners IIS served ASP application.
w3c/p3p.xml
w3c/policy.xml
Is
On Wed, Jan 7, 2009 at 5:49 AM, Sergio Arrighi
wrote:
> I'm using apache 6 on a Windows server machine.
> I've read on the internet that this is possible using .htaccess file in the
> webapp directory.
You've read wrong :-) '.htaccess' files are used with Apache httpd,
/not/ Apache Tomcat.
Ho
