Abstract: The disclosure relates to systems and methods for facilitating communication between a web application and a local peripheral device through a native service where the local peripheral device is locally connected to a computer having the native service. To access data associated with the local peripheral device, a browser may make a cross-domain request to the native service that resides in a domain that is different from the domain that served the web application. Prior to sending the actual cross-domain request, the browser may send a pre-flight cross-domain request to the native service. The native service may send a response to the pre-flight request to the browser. The response may comprise information related to whether the cross-domain request can be serviced by the native service. The browser may send the cross-domain request to the native service, which may comprise functions to be executed on the local peripheral device.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to systems and methods for providing isolation boundaries between regulated medical applications and unregulated, non-medical applications, allowing the regulated medical applications and unregulated, non-medical applications co-exist on a common web platform. The regulated medical applications and unregulated, non-medical application may be assigned to different application pools separated by the isolation boundaries. For example, a regulated medical application may be assigned to a first application pool and an unregulated, non-medical application may be assigned to a second application pool. A request directed to the regulated medical application may be received. The request may comprise instructions for causing the application to perform one or more functions. The request may be processed by a worker process associated with the first application pool such that the request can be processed independently of or separately from the second application pool.