So, the other day I was writing my AngularJS Routing Example for the WCG community and I suddenly got in a kind of trouble: I couldn't seem to get it working!!!
My app's critical point was that I was trying to deploy an app that included
By default, a browser doesn't allow AJAX requests to files located on your local file system. This happens for security reasons. But,
My app's critical point was that I was trying to deploy an app that included
ng-view
, to a browser.By default, a browser doesn't allow AJAX requests to files located on your local file system. This happens for security reasons. But,
ng-view
uses an AJAX request to load templates, so the options are:- Configuring your browser in order to allow local files access; (this link explains how to implement this action in Google Chrome)
- Run your app in a local web server.
The first option is quite straightforward, so I'll stick with the second one. I recommend users that don't have locally a web-server, to go for an open-source solution, like http-server, which can be configured very easily.
I'm a Java lover and I have installed one distribution of Tomcat in all of my working instances, so the following demonstration is about running an Angular app to Tomcat:
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