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Hi, i have a main jsp with multiple iframes, one of the iframes resides on domain A and the rest, including the main jsp, is in domain B. im setting the domain property to gain access to all windows. but according to what ive read, domain must be set explicitly to all frames, including the main window holding the iframes. as much as possible, we dont want to inject the setting of domain to all the frames, except to our frame only or/and to the main jsp only, coz other frames belong to another application. is there a way to handle this? or is there a proper place to put just 1 setting of the domain, like *.<domain>, then other domain can recognize?
 
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