Well you were both right. It was a crossdomain.xml issue and the error does not reflect that.
I think this is a low level bug as the SWF error is wrong and does not pertain to anything about a sec domain issue. However, this was a security issue. Thank you for all the help, Sean - HeliHobby.com --- In [email protected], "helihobby" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I have a very simple module: > > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> > <mx:Module xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml"; > layout="absolute"> > <mx:Label x="272" y="269" text="Label" width="234" > height="112"/> > </mx:Module> > > > Trying to load via ModuleManager using: > > trace("Loading module"); > var info:IModuleInfo = ModuleManager.getModule > ("https://some_domain.com/ClockStandard.swf";); > > info.addEventListener(ModuleEvent.READY,onLoadComplete); > info.addEventListener(ModuleEvent.ERROR,onLoaderError); > info.load(); > > > > > private function onLoadComplete(event:ModuleEvent):void { > trace("Completed and ready"); > } > > > > private function onLoaderError(event:ModuleEvent):void { > trace("Problem " + event.errorText); > } > > > And yet I get an error every time of: > > > Problem SWF is not a loadable module > [SWF] /html/swf/timeClock/ClockStandard.swf - 254,974 bytes after > decompression > > > Any idea whay ? > > As always, Thank you for all the help and support. > > Regards, > > Sean - http://www.HeliHobby.com > > P.S. > > You can read my solution for Flex Component communication here: > > http://www.helihobby.com/html/alon_desingpattern.html >
