WebService Error - Access Denied

[#1]

Hi

I have written an extension object which would interact with a webservice using XMLHttpRequest; but I get the error "Access Denied".

Is it due to cross domain issue? Is there any setting in QlikView that will help to resolve it?

[danielrozental]

I don't think it's qlikview related, make sure the other server is in the local intranet zone in IE. This are common errors, you might find a lot of information in google for this and the other one you posted.

[#3]

Hi Daniel,

My code works fine on all browsers when placed as normal javascript with html outside QlikView script.js.

But when I place the same code of lines within script.js of QlikView extension and run the code I get the error Access denied.

Thanks

[alex_nerush]

I think it could be related with cross-domain issue, because your service uses another port even if it is located at the same host as your QlikView Server... Cross-Domain issue doesn't relates with QlikView parameters... It's browser's security related feature... So, you need to use, for example, JSONP-request instead

[#5]

Was this ever solved. I am running into the same issue. Have a js script that works fine in IE but I get Access Denied in QlikView. The service I am calling is local, the url using localhost. Stumped right now.

[#6]

perhaps related to this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22098259/access-denied-in-ie-10-and-11-when-ajax-target-is-localh...

Does QlikView use different security settings that standalone IE11?

[#7]

After a bit more research, looks like this could be the issue: http://devmohd.blogspot.com/2013/09/cross-domain.html

If running inside QlikView, it's running from a "Trusted" source, such as localhost or local file.  Then it's making ajax request to a webservice that's an "Untrusted" source.

Maybe I need to find out how to remove local file from Trusted sites... I don't think I'm allowed to add a Trusted site on my work computer.