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IIRC you need a policy on the webserver at
the domain you are connecting. This was certainly the case for XMLSocket, not
sure about binary, but I’ve not heard it’s any different. (Doesn’t
mean it’s not different though). Ie if you are connecting to myserver.com
port 7000 you’d need a policy file at http://myserver.com
Again, I’m not 100% sure on binary
socket, but xmlsocket certainly acted like this. -----Original Message----- Any
idea how that should work? You
call the Socket.connect(server, port) class to establish a connection (and that
connection GETS established even without any policy files). On the “other
side” there is a simple echo server. Who and how should the policy file
get served via the socket? Where should it be placed on the simple echo server?
I doubt that it works with policy files. Any
ideas? Ralf Rottmann From:
[email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Steve Cox Policy files are also
applicable to socket connections afaik -----Original
Message----- Hi there, Is there any known way of
allowing a flex/flash movie to establish socket connects cross server? E.g.: If I want to create
a simple telnet client, host it on my private web page and want that telnet
flash movie to connect to whatever server out there. Obviously policy files do
not work as socket does not attempt an HTTP connect. Regards Ralf Rottmann
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- RE: [flexcoders] Cross Server Socket Connection (NOT XM... Steve Cox
- RE: [flexcoders] Cross Server Socket Connection (N... Ralf Rottmann
- RE: [flexcoders] Cross Server Socket Connection (N... Theodore E Patrick
- Re: [flexcoders] Cross Server Socket Connection (N... Ralf Rottmann
- RE: [flexcoders] Cross Server Socket Connectio... Theodore E Patrick

