Apply APM to an iFrame - The content cannot be display in Frame
Hi, We have an application and when you click a button, it makes a call to another virtual server and opens the windows in a iFrame. When we apply our APM policy, it runs through specific checks but we receive an error: "The content cannot be display in Frame." Is this an error caused by the F5 or our application? Reading this article http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14141388/iframe-this-content-cannot-be-displayed-in-a-frame It appears to me this is an application security issue, not an F5. Is this possibility a IE issue?APM Login form and iFrames
I have an application that users log into outside of F5. Then within that application when users try to pull up documents there is a Javascript that runs and populates data from another app within an iFrame. Currently, if the user has an active APM session the content populates in the iFrame just fine. However, if the user doesn't have an active session, I get an error message that says the content cannot be displayed in a frame. If I click the link on the error page, which launch a java makenewwindow() script, I get the F5 login page. How can I deal with that so the user doesn't see an error? Is it possible to render a custom login prompt within the iFrame? Is there a way to automatically launch the F5 login page in a new tab and the redirect back to the page with the iFrame? This application current works through another authentication vendor by prompting with a pop-up box. Can APM just launch a pop-up box for the login information instead of going to the my.policy login page?
APM iFrames and timeouts
I have two virtual servers. One is sharepoint and we are accessing it via an access policy that is using SAML 2.0, with the F5 serving as the SP and an external iDP. This works great. The other is a business application. This application is displayed via iframes within sharepoint. The application itself sits behind the F5 and is it's own virtual server. The access policy for that uses AD + RSA. The traffic flow is pretty simple. User connects to sharepoint, hits the F5, gets sent to external iDP, authenticates and then is sent back to the F5 and into the sharepoint environment. Then if the user clicks a link in sharepoint that is for the business application they are taken to another sharepoint page that has multiple "web parts" that are iframes. They are making different calls to different URL's that are part of that business application. Before they get there they hit the F5 and have to logon using AD + RSA, then they hit the sharepoint page that is using the iframes for the business applications. All of this works great. The issue is the timeout. Once the session times out for the business applicaion if the user clicks a link they are redirected back to the logon page for the F5 (AD + RSA)...which is understandable, however when they re-authenticate the sharepoint page that displays the iframe isn't displayed, instead the iframe (web part from sharepoint) is popped out as it's own page. To summarize...user hits https://sharepointsite.com. Authenticates. Clicks a link for https://sharepointsite.com/businessapplication, authenticates, and then lands on the page. The page https://sharepointsite.com/businessapplication has iframes that call and etc. User is able to navigate and everything works. If user session times out, and the user clicks the link https://sharepointsite.com/businessapplication they are taken back to logon prompt, after re-authenticating INSTEAD of being taken to https://sharepointsite.com/businessapplication and having the iframes ( display, instead they are redirected directly to Make sense? Trying to figure out when the session times out to just redirect them back to the https://sharepointsite.com/businessapplication page...or whatever page/link they were clicking when it timed out. Thanks in advance