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
Hello to everyone,
I'm using apache 6 on a Windows server machine.
I'm hosting a webapplication which is used in a third party web site
included in an IFRAME.
I've an issue with IE6 an IE7 about session replication. I've read on
the internet that this issue is dued to P3P policies and that it's
