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I've been graced with an XMLRPC server running on an old machine. It's so old, I can't upgrade anything, but, nevertheless, the server still runs and accepts connections.

What has changed is that we've now got a web developer who's attempting to make these XML-RPC requests using JS, and for the first time, are coming up against CORB. So I spent a considerable amount of time trying to see if I can figure out how I can insert a CORS "Access-Control-Allow-Origin => *" key-value pair in the response header of the XMLRPC server.

It's being used in the most minimal sense, as in:

my $daemon = XMLRPC::Transport::HTTP::Daemon
  -> new (LocalPort => 8081, Reuse => 1)
  -> dispatch_to('module');

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I've been reading through all of the documentation, up to the SOAP::Lite superclass, and trying to find an example, but I can't find one. What can I do?

In reply to CORS header in XMLRPC::Transport::HTTP::Daemon by seaver

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