external service dosn't store cookie
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I'm developing a new service to hold our basket logic on a e-commerce site.
Locally we've got local.site.com which is the main site with the products etc. And we've got localhost:3000 which is the checkout flow AND the basket api (get basket, add to basket etc.)
If i press "add to basket" on local.site.com it fires a request to localhost:3000, adds the product to the basket and gets a basketId set on the cookie on the response.
No cookie is stored, which means next time i add to basket i do not get the same basket with the additional product, i get a new basket. - the basket service can't have any state with the client.
If i post to basketservice from swagger / postman everything works fine, so the endpoint is OK.
the communication between two different sites is the issue. How to solve this?
ajax request cross-domain frontend
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I'm developing a new service to hold our basket logic on a e-commerce site.
Locally we've got local.site.com which is the main site with the products etc. And we've got localhost:3000 which is the checkout flow AND the basket api (get basket, add to basket etc.)
If i press "add to basket" on local.site.com it fires a request to localhost:3000, adds the product to the basket and gets a basketId set on the cookie on the response.
No cookie is stored, which means next time i add to basket i do not get the same basket with the additional product, i get a new basket. - the basket service can't have any state with the client.
If i post to basketservice from swagger / postman everything works fine, so the endpoint is OK.
the communication between two different sites is the issue. How to solve this?
ajax request cross-domain frontend
edited Nov 21 at 11:43
sideshowbarker
30k136988
asked Nov 21 at 11:31
Niclas Schumacher
3819
add a comment |
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I'm developing a new service to hold our basket logic on a e-commerce site.
Locally we've got local.site.com which is the main site with the products etc. And we've got localhost:3000 which is the checkout flow AND the basket api (get basket, add to basket etc.)
If i press "add to basket" on local.site.com it fires a request to localhost:3000, adds the product to the basket and gets a basketId set on the cookie on the response.
No cookie is stored, which means next time i add to basket i do not get the same basket with the additional product, i get a new basket. - the basket service can't have any state with the client.
If i post to basketservice from swagger / postman everything works fine, so the endpoint is OK.
the communication between two different sites is the issue. How to solve this?
ajax request cross-domain frontend
edited Nov 21 at 11:43
sideshowbarker
30k136988
asked Nov 21 at 11:31
Niclas Schumacher
3819
I'm developing a new service to hold our basket logic on a e-commerce site.
Locally we've got local.site.com which is the main site with the products etc. And we've got localhost:3000 which is the checkout flow AND the basket api (get basket, add to basket etc.)
If i press "add to basket" on local.site.com it fires a request to localhost:3000, adds the product to the basket and gets a basketId set on the cookie on the response.
No cookie is stored, which means next time i add to basket i do not get the same basket with the additional product, i get a new basket. - the basket service can't have any state with the client.
If i post to basketservice from swagger / postman everything works fine, so the endpoint is OK.
the communication between two different sites is the issue. How to solve this?
ajax request cross-domain frontend
ajax request cross-domain frontend
edited Nov 21 at 11:43
sideshowbarker
30k136988
asked Nov 21 at 11:31
Niclas Schumacher
3819
edited Nov 21 at 11:43
sideshowbarker
30k136988
asked Nov 21 at 11:31
Niclas Schumacher
3819
edited Nov 21 at 11:43
sideshowbarker
30k136988
edited Nov 21 at 11:43
sideshowbarker
30k136988
edited Nov 21 at 11:43
sideshowbarker
30k136988
30k136988
asked Nov 21 at 11:31
Niclas Schumacher
3819
asked Nov 21 at 11:31
Niclas Schumacher
3819
asked Nov 21 at 11:31
Niclas Schumacher
3819
3819
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