Restricting access to a web app to an IP range

I imagine this is possible, but can seem to locate how to do it. Any help?
Thanks,
Eric

Never mind. We'll just deploy the war to a server behind the firewall
instead of in the DMZ. Should have thought of that first...
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I imagine this is possible, but can seem to locate how to do it. Anyhelp?
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Thanks,
Eric

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[1354 bytes], TimeStamp '635169449614353585' [8 bytes]
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WOPI Proof: Using Current private key (to sign) that matches Current public key BgIAAACkAABSU0ExAAgAAAEAAQDhPcfARgzhUlTFzo1jhCPHeoylNWp6pBbq6QM6CVQkbFyp4/I+mDzK4JA+AA3BFWLtpQEB7zIEbdjzhdsuYWYAJWBfvfX/3m2E3WRNhcPV8I2rA2T6qWj5Fb6eMNnoz4n2/1sqUXfyIA8mADXUebe9JNyJ+icPluUX+vTNm4m2IWbEgWmJNkgi9OUAq2hmd2lJifbJW8jNr1qzqBCE3ITFwr0L2svMrxfe5nKXVHbZa0EBYxMwHoc3ZkE0dZ0NPle9pq3MObg2+D5RN/w/B0axTJD7G/fQDpZbdsfvKA8mlyCn/vbNpooq5LgvGowTAWmG/tr1kWetfjePAbjBkIK5
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... </div> <div class="signInEnter"> <div onclick="clkLgn()" class="signinbutton" role="button" tabIndex="0" >
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currently disabled by your browser. Outlook Web...
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alt=""><span class="signinTxt" tabIndex="0">retry</span> </div> </div> </div> </div> </form>
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Web App name tag capabilities and Upload response handling

Hi Guys,
Let me begin by apologising for how long-winded this is going to be.
I have set my products up in the ecommerce module utilising catalogues etc - I have removed the buy now and cart options, so the ecommerce module is operating essentially like a showroom. What I want to do now is link the individual large products to a web app because my product range requires personalization and the customers need to give me information and assetts to get their finished product back - the key for me is getting reports from the system, the web apps are just a portal to those reports. So the workflow would see them submit their text and assetts to be used in the final product and pay via the web app. With the web app that takes payment and allows them to submit their personalization stuff I was going to make one per product, so if product a) requires them to submit one block of text and 2 photos, the web app would have corresponding fields. Then I got thinking about using content holders, the one web app for all products that need one block of text and 2 photos, if I could get the name tag to populate with the product page that sends to it, or the page name the web app form is inserted on, because this will correspond to the large product. This way when I do the reporting instead of having to report from heaps of web apps, I could just filter the reports by the product name. It would mean I would only need a handful of web apps vs needing quite a lot, but if it is beyond me I am happy that I have a solution, even if it is a bloated one.
The other part of this involves me needing to capture the uploaded file name in the web app form fields so I can report from them. I have been looking around and came across the below code. My web app will require 1-12 uploaded file names to be captured in 1-12 form fields i.e. img_1 - img_12 - I am not a coder but I wondered whether this had potential for what I need. It comes from here http://www.openjs.com/articles/ajax/ajax_file_upload/response_data.php
Thanks in advance for taking the time to digest all of this.
Mandy
A Sample Application
For example, say you are building a photo gallery. When a user uploads an image(using the above mentioned ajax method), you want to get its name and file size from the server side. First, lets create the Javascript uploading script(for explanation on this part, see the Ajax File Upload article)...
The Code
<script type="text/javascript"> function init() { document.getElementById("file_upload_form").onsubmit=function() { document.getElementById("file_upload_form").target = "upload_target"; } } </script> <form id="file_upload_form" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data" action="upload.php"> <input name="file" id="file" size="27" type="file" /><br /> <input type="submit" name="action" value="Upload Image" /><br /> <iframe id="upload_target" name="upload_target" src="" style="width:100px;height:100px;border:1px solid #ccc;"></iframe> </form> <div id="image_details"></div>
And the server side(PHP in this case) script will look something like this...
<?php list($name,$result) = upload('file','image_uploads','jpg,jpeg,gif,png'); if($name) { // Upload Successful $details = stat("image_uploads/$name"); $size = $details['size'] / 1024; print json_encode(array( "success" => $result, "failure" => false, "file_name" => $name, // Name of the file - JS should get this value "size" => $size // Size of the file - JS should get this as well. )); } else { // Upload failed for some reason. print json_encode(array( "success" => false, "failure" => $result, )); }
Here we are printing the data that should be given to JS directly into the iframe. Javascript can access this data by accessing the iframe's DOM. Lets add that part to the JS code...
function init() { document.getElementById("file_upload_form").onsubmit=function() { document.getElementById("file_upload_form").target = "upload_target"; document.getElementById("upload_target").onload = uploadDone; //This function should be called when the iframe has compleated loading // That will happen when the file is completely uploaded and the server has returned the data we need. } } function uploadDone() { //Function will be called when iframe is loaded var ret = frames['upload_target'].document.getElementsByTagName("body")[0].innerHTML; var data = eval("("+ret+")"); //Parse JSON // Read the below explanations before passing judgment on me if(data.success) { //This part happens when the image gets uploaded. document.getElementById("image_details").innerHTML = "<img src='image_uploads/" + data.file_name + "' /><br />Size: " + data.size + " KB"; } else if(data.failure) { //Upload failed - show user the reason. alert("Upload Failed: " + data.failure); } }
Explanation
Lets see whats happening here - a play by play commentary...
document.getElementById("upload_target").onload = uploadDone;
Set an event handler that will be called when the iframe has compleated loading. That will happen when the file is completely uploaded and the server has returned the data we need. Now lets see the function uploadDone().
var ret = frames['upload_target'].document.getElementsByTagName("body")[0].innerHTML; var data = eval("("+ret+")");
These two lines are an eyesore. No - it goes beyond 'eyesore' - this is an abomination. If these lines causes you to gouge out your eyes and run for the hills, I can understand completely. I had to wash my hands after writing those lines. Twice.
var ret = frames['upload_target'].document.getElementsByTagName("body")[0].innerHTML;
This will get the data the server side script put in the iframe. This line cannot be avoided as far as I know. You can write it in different ways - but in the end, you will have to take the innerHTML or the nodeValue or something of the body element of the iframe. I used the smallest code in the sample. Even if you specify the Content type of the iframe page as text/plain, the browser will 'domify' it.
One other thing - in frames['upload_target'] the 'upload_target' is the name of the iframe - not the ID. Its a gotcha you need to be aware of.
var data = eval("("+ret+")");
Thankfully, this line can be avoided - you can use some other format(in this particular case the best format might be plain HTML) so that you don't have to parse a string that comes out of innerHTML. Or you can use CSV. Or plain text. Or JSON as we are doing right now - just parse it without using eval(). Reason I choose it? Smallest code - and easier to understand.
Now we have a working system. The files are uploaded and data reaches the client side. Everything works perfectly. Oh, how I wish I could say that. But nooo - the nightmare of every javascript developer rears its ugly head again...
Internet Explorer
Internet Explorer, also known as IE, also known as the Beast, again manages to mess things up. They don't support the onload event for iframe. So the code...
document.getElementById("upload_target").onload = uploadDone;
will not work. WILL. NOT. WORK. Thanks IE, thanks very much.
So, what do we do? We use a small hack. We put a script tag inside the iframe with a onload event that calls the uploadDone() of the top frame. So now the server side script looks like this...
<html> <head> <script type="text/javascript"> function init() { if(top.uploadDone) top.uploadDone(); //top means parent frame. } window.onload=init; </script> <body> <?php list($name,$result) = upload('file','image_uploads','jpg,jpeg,gif,png'); if($name) { // Upload Successful // Put the PHP content from the last code sample here here } ?> </body> </html>
Okay - now we have a IE-proof working system. Upload an image using the below demo application to see it in action.
If you have a better way of doing this, please, PLEASE let me know. I feel dirty doing it this way.
See it in Action

You also need to consider when someone removes a product and what happens in terms of the things uploaded.
Not saying your way wont work but I have the structure for this basically very similar on sites already that covers all the basis of real world use and works well.
Mine is future proof anyway. BC will never ( I have it in writing) replace the code because it will break implementations and sites directly. jquery version is on the cards but the way that will be implemented or any change will either be with notice and on new sites not old or like many features an option in the admin to change it.

Office Web Apps (OWA) deployment and licensing

Hi,
Im trying to get some info about how to eventually purchase and install Office Web Apps (View only) for all Sharepoint-users in the farm.
As from 22/10 -14 OWA is no longer available for download from Microsoft Download Center.
Source: Technet
They're redirecting users to the Volume Licensing Service Center, but the link is dead.
What i found searching is this page with lack of info: http://www.microsoftvolumelicensing.com/ProductPage.aspx?pid=387
I feel stupid, but this page says nothing to me.
Is there any obvious way to calculate the cost of OWA?
Does OWA even cost if the organization is just going to View but not edit?
From where should i get the installationpackage now when Microsoft Download Center got rid of it?
Kr,
Rasmus

Hi,
Office suite licenses(Standard or Pro Plus) are only required for those employees editing Office Web Apps documents.
The Office Web Apps are included when you purchase Office Professional Plus 2013 or Office Standard 2013 licenses and allow you to
view and edit Office files using the Office Web Apps Server.
Office client suites are licensed per device. The primary user of a device licensed for this Office software is licensed for access to the online companion Office Web Apps from any device. In these situations, the primary user is enabled for remote online
access through Office Web Apps.
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How to add a custom web apps root page?

I saw in Jan 2013 System Update the following:
"Render a custom page when accessing the root URL of a Web App. For example, if you have a “blog” Web App, the items can be made accessible at /blog/my-blog-post, and you’ll have the ability to customize the /blog page"
Could someone point me in the correct direction for instructions on how to make use of this feature.
Couldn't appear to find a link from the Blog release notes to anything, and also tried trawling through support and forums for a suitable post.
Closest I found was one about using sub-folders for web app items.
I've tried adding a page in website admin, with the same URL as the web app, but it simply throws an error as it clashes with Web App url.
Cheers
Mike

Hi Mike.
Because a folder can have a index.html Web apps in the past you could not access that ability. You had to make a page and you could not SEO call it the same as your web app.
SO
Your web app is called Blog.
You can now make a folder in your root called Blog.
In that folder you can create a page and give it a url of index.html
Now when you access the a web app directly - www.yoursite.com/yourwebapp or www.yoursite.com/yourwebapp/index/html you will access that index page.
You can also put other pages under that folder if you want too.

What is the best way to restrict access to the page

Hello Everyone,
We are trying to restrict access to the web page that is being accessed by the applet. Currently it is public so anybody can view it just by entering URL in the address window. We tried to restrict its access to only certain IP Addresses but then we need to enter every client's address out there since applets execute on the client and not on the server.
Is there any good way of restricting access to the web page from an applet?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Y.M.

Most web servers allow protection of web resources.
In particular, apache allows .htaccess (or other, if changed in the root configuration) files to change the access to various resources, and IIS allows you to set up protection domains to restrict access to folders.

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