Mark, Thank you for your suggestion. The only feasible option for me would be to write the Proxy script and put it on the same server that hosts swf file (I do have access to that). I'll have to check whether client's IIS server has Cold Fusion or PHP support ... otherwise, my options would be Microsoft scripts (C#, .NET). Btw, do you know of any Proxy script examples on the web?
Thanks, Roman --- In [email protected], "Mark Shepherd" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Your choices are: > 1. put a crossdomain file on the server that provides the webservice > 2. put a proxy script on the server that is hosting the SWF > 3. put a proxy script on ANY server ANYWHERE, provided it has a > crossdomain file > 4. use FDS proxying on the server that is hosting the SWF > > From your comments, #1 and #4 are not available options. It's not > clear from your comments whether #2 is possible. So do #2 if you have > access to the server hosting the SWF, or #3 otherwise. > > By "Proxy Script", I mean a very simple webservice (REST is OK) that > receives requests from Flash and relays them on to the desired target > webservice. This is something you can easily create in Cold Fusion, > PHP, or most any server-side scripting language. > > This is a very basic analysis; if you have security, performance, or > capacity issues then my suggestions might not be suitable. There may be > other options as well, anyone have any other ideas? > > Mark Shepherd > http://mark-shepherd.com > > --- In [email protected], "rzilist" <rzilist@> wrote: > > > > Hi folks, > > I'm consuming a webservice from secured domain which has no > > crossdomain.xml file found at server root. It works locally, but I get > > the "Security error accessing url" message when swf file gets deployed > > to IIS server. As far as I know I either need a proxy process on the > > server hosting a webservice (which I have no access to), or have the > > proxy-config.xml on FDS (which I also don't have). Is there a way > > around it? Please help. > > Thanks, > > Roman > > >
