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Perceptive Forms Server Installation and Setup Guide

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Perceptive Content
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Perceptive Forms Server Installation and Setup Guide
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Foundation 26.1
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2026-05-11T13:42:00.157853
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The options for allowing cross-domain requests include the use of a proxy server or implementation of CORS.

Proxy server

If you configure a proxy server and direct all requests to that server, the proxy server can delegate specified requests to servers on other domains.

CORS

CORS is a mechanism supported by some browsers that allows a script to make requests to a domain other than the domain where the script originated. This option requires that the client request and server response conform to a specific format.