are any of those swf's fp9?
I've created my own little Flex/Zinc debugger and found that you now *have* to
specify .allowDomain() in combination with the
underscore name for LocalConnection to work across domains (or one running in
browser, other on desktop)
// receiver in Flex
this.debug_conn = new LocalConnection();
this.debug_conn.allowDomain("*");
this.debug_conn.client = this;
this.debug_conn.connect("__mdmDebugger");
Not sure if this is what you're running into, but adding allowDomain() fixed my
little [de]bugger ;-)
regards,
Muzak
----- Original Message -----
From: "John Grden" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Open Source Flash Mailing List" <osflash@osflash.org>; "Flashcoders
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Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2006 2:06 AM
Subject: [Flashcoders] LocalCOnnection/Standalone player bug
> I'm seeing a weird problem with local connection on a mac. if the swf's are
> using the Mozilla plugin, they can communicate, but if either of them are
> using the debug or stand alone player then it no worky.
>
> I have Xray running in SWHX, and it's able to communicate with a website
> with the xray connector. However, it cannot communicate with a swf loaded in
> Flash IDE or in a stand alone player. Likewise, if I run the Xray.swf in a
> standalone player, it cannot communicate via local connection with any swf.
>
> Is this a known issue on the mac?
>
> --
> [ JPG ]
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