A.swf: (local, on HD)
loads in B.swf (remote, on www.mydomain.com/dir/B.swf)
using a MovieClipLoader
B.swf starts a NetConnection to stream a FLV (from same domain,
www.mydomain.com/dir/files/movies/any.flv)
This works nicely if I compile B.swf and test (I see the FLV being
played)
now, if I upload B.swf on 'www.mydomain.com/dir/B.swf' and launch
A.swf from the local drive, this just fails with the following DUMB
message:
*** Security Violation ***
Connection interrupted with null - forbidden operation from
www.mydomain.com/dir/B.swf
-- distant SWF files don't have access to local files.
I am in a localTrusted sandbox, and using MovieClipLoader +
allowDomain always went fine for me.....
here is all the code in B.swf:
var netConn = new NetConnection();
netConn.connect(null);
var netStream = new NetStream(netConn);
var link = "http://www.mydomain.com/dir/files/movies/any.flv";;
netStream.onStatus = function(info) {
}
this.video_player.attachVideo(netStream);
this.video_player.smoothing = true;
netStream.setBufferTime(5);
netStream.play(link);
(nb: this is the basic code for loading FLVs by creating a local stream)
How can I deal with 'null' ?
null is required for streaming FLV files without connecting to a FMS
(ex FCS) server (see live docs)
netConn.connect(null)
but then it fails the whole thing
of course, I did System.security.allowDomain("*");
What SHOULD I consider now ?
I am suspecting the connect method to pass the argument whatever it
is ... by passing 'null' Flash still tries to establish a connection,
hence my problem.
I was thinking someone did hack the NetConnection class (but I
couldn't find any hacked NetConnection), what else ?
thanks in advance,
Cedric
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