When configuring web applications, it is crucial to include the “https://” prefix at the beginning of URLs. Omitting this prefix can lead to significant errors, including the “access to the file was denied” error.
Symptoms of Omitting HTTPS:
- When attempting to access files or perform operations within the web application without the appropriate “https://”, users may encounter access denied errors, as the browser or server may not allow insecure connections.
How to Fix and Prevent Errors:
- URL Verification: Ensure that all URLs within the web session parameters include “https://”. This should be standard practice during the initial setup of any web application.