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Ralf, We are working on a Socket Proxy Server at
IFBIN. The proxy is hosted on your domain and allows you to connect to any port
on any 3rd party server using Flash as the client with Player 8.5.
It is useful for situations involving streaming and for data/port access to 3rd
party domains. Basically once you connect to the proxy, you pass a server/port,
and the proxy connects to the other server. From that point on the proxy
behaves just like Regards, Ted Patrick From:
[email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ralf Rottmann 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 -- -- |
- RE: [flexcoders] Cross Server Socket Connection (NOT XM... Theodore E Patrick
- Re: [flexcoders] Cross Server Socket Connection (N... Ralf Rottmann
- RE: [flexcoders] Cross Server Socket Connectio... Theodore E Patrick
