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As far as we know, browser standards use CORS, CORS standards initially send an OPTIONS request. Reactor Netty contains classes for working with CORS (For example CorsConfigBuilder), but I couldn’t find where exactly to use data classes, old answers indicated HttpServer#handle, but I couldn’t find anywhere how to correctly use classes for CORS processing, I hope you can tell me
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@AdaMorgan Thanks for reporting, but I notice you've also posted the same question on Stack Overflow. It's better if in the future you don't cross-post questions as it makes it hard for people searching to find answers. I'll close this one in favor of Stack Overflow.
As far as we know, browser standards use CORS, CORS standards initially send an OPTIONS request. Reactor Netty contains classes for working with CORS (For example CorsConfigBuilder), but I couldn’t find where exactly to use data classes, old answers indicated HttpServer#handle, but I couldn’t find anywhere how to correctly use classes for CORS processing, I hope you can tell me
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: