Specifically, something like /histomics?token=#?image= will load the histomics interface authenticated with the token (assuming the token is a valid girder token). Note than in the Iframe context, the histomics site must be on the same domain as the host or served via https (and probably have 3rd party cookies enabled) or this won't provide cookies to allow reading private images (tiles and thumbnails).
Specifically, something like/histomics?token=#?image= will load the histomics interface authenticated with the token (assuming the token is a valid girder token). Note than in the Iframe context, the histomics site must be on the same domain as the host or served via https (and probably have 3rd party cookies enabled) or this won't provide cookies to allow reading private images (tiles and thumbnails).