Trace: • Session Isolation • Setting Default Values • Customize an Application Without Derivation • Use Web Application Style With Vaadin • Using XmlSecurityManager • Asynchronous Communication Using CallBack • Replacing Standard About Dialog • Application Without Authentication • REST API Filter
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| - | If you use [[https://swagger.io/tools/swagger-ui/|Swagger UI]] for REST API documentation, it's relevant to set the correct **host** and **basePath** in the specification file. To use the current host and path, simply use the integrated Filter. It will replace the **host** and **basePath** with current information: | + | If you use [[https://swagger.io/tools/swagger-ui/|Swagger UI]] for REST API documentation, it's relevant to set the correct **host** and **basePath** in the specification file. To use the current host and path, simply use the integrated filter. It will replace the **host** and **basePath** with current information: |
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| - | The filter only supports json format. | + | The filter only supports **json** specification files. |