SpringBoot2.0 (Fri) cors cross-domain

• Partial cross-domain

@CrossOrigin annotations Support the class level, which is added at the method level. Can be added on a controller class or method, supporting partial interfaces across domains. When both are added, the method level overrides the class-level.

Property	Description
Origins	List of allowed domains, "*" means all domains are supported
MaxAge	Maximum duration of the pre-response cache, in seconds
Allowedheaders	The list of request headers allowed in the actual request, "*" means all headers are allowed
Exposedheaders	In the response header, set the client-visible header, which is not a common cache-control,content-language, etc., the header set here is from the " Access-control-expose-headers "in.
Methods	Supported collection of HTTP request methods
Allowcredentials	Sets whether to send the voucher, which is set on the "Access-control-max-age" of the pre-requested response. This value determines whether the browser needs to send credentials when a cross-domain request is initiated. False-cookies should not be included; ""-means undefined, allowing all values; true-pre-response will include a header with a value set to True Access-control-allow-credentials

• Global cross-domain

Under the SPRINGBOOT project environment, declare the following bean:

@Configuration
public class Configservice {

    @Bean
    Public Webmvcconfigurer Corsconfigurer ()
    {
        return new Webmvcconfigurer () {
            @Override
            public void Addcorsmappings (Corsregistry registry) {
                Registry.addmapping ("/**"). Allowedorigins ("*"). Allowedmethods ("*"). Allowcredentials (True);
            }
        };
    }
}

Global cross-domain is supported.

SpringBoot2.0 (Fri) cors cross-domain