Spring Boot - Request and Response HandlingWhy might adding custom response headers in a Spring Boot app affect CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) behavior?ABecause headers are ignored in CORS requestsBBecause custom headers change the HTTP method automaticallyCBecause Spring Boot disables headers by defaultDBecause browsers block responses with unknown headers unless allowed by CORS policyCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand CORS header restrictionsBrowsers enforce CORS policies that restrict which headers can be accessed by client scripts.Step 2: Recognize need to whitelist custom headersCustom headers must be explicitly allowed in Access-Control-Allow-Headers response header to avoid blocking.Final Answer:Because browsers block responses with unknown headers unless allowed by CORS policy -> Option DQuick Check:CORS requires allowing custom headers explicitly [OK]Quick Trick: Allow custom headers in CORS config to avoid browser blocking [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking custom headers change HTTP methodsAssuming headers are ignored in CORSBelieving Spring Boot disables headers by default
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