I make a post request to a server which responds with two headers that are important for the client: username and access-token. The Network Tab of the Chrome debug tool disp
Just want to give additional info. Yesterday spent on this few hours and was getting crazy.
Once you have access-control-expose-headers
from backend. And if you just printing response object like this console.log(res)
or console.log(res.headers)
it will not show the headers because Angular uses Lazy-loading. You need to explicitly say which header you need console.log(res.headers.get('your-header'))
normally the response is just the 'body', while you want the 'headers'. on the res you could use:
this.header = res.headers.get('header-name');
The front end will not be able to access that header unless the back end allows it.
In order to do so, you need to send a Access-Control-Expose-Headers
header from the backend, and the value should be a comma separated list of the values you want to expose, i.e. access-token, username