Flex 2 serializes lso's as AMF3. Flex 1.5 as AMF0.
SharedObject.defaultObjectEncoding = ObjectEncoding.AMF0;
var cookie:Object = SharedObject.getLocal("foo", "/").data;
You have to know the encoding before you try to access the lso. Get
it wrong and the lso is deleted. Kinda harsh.
--- In [email protected], "Ed" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have two Flex Applications: one is a Flex 1.5 App, the other a Flex
> 2 App. Both want to access the same local SharedObject (lso).
>
> SharedObject.getLocal("foo", "/")
>
> Both Apps are running on the same domain.
>
> When I load the Flex 1.5 App, it accesses and reads the lso
correctly. If
> I then load the Flex 2 App, I get an error every time I try to access
> the lso.
>
> Error.toString():
>
> (RangeError)
> message: Error #2006: The supplied index is out of bounds. (*)
> name: RangeError (*)
> errorID: 2006 (int)
>
> Error.getStackTrace():
>
> RangeError: Error #2006: The supplied index is out of bounds.
> at flash.net::SharedObject$/getLocal()
> at <-- snip -->
>
> After this error, the lso is cleared. When the original Flex 1.5 app
> tries to access it, it's empty. The corresponding .sol file in my
> "Application Data" dir is deleted.
>
> It happens even if both apps are not running simultaneously. As long
> as the Flex 1.5 App accesses it first, the Flex 2 app can't.
>
> The same error doesn't happen between 2 Flex 1.5 Apps or 2 Flex 2.0
Apps.
>
