Hello, Such as, mysql server I am using is "localhost:3066" in my server. And my server has address "www.abc.com". The swf file runs as www.abc.com/abc/abc.swf. Does it count in same domain?
Regards, Joe ----- Original Message ----- From: John Robinson To: [email protected] Sent: Monday, May 28, 2007 2:00 AM Subject: Re: [flexcoders] sandbox error I'm not quite sure what it is you're doing, but it sounds like you're talking directly to mysql over a socket connection. I'd be very careful in doing so in that all of your mysql authentication info is included in the swf file. The swf can be easily decompiled and your database compromised. I'd look into using server-side technology to handle the mysql interaction.... CF/PHP/etc. Aside from that, you're swf once uploaded is running in whatever domain you uploaded it to. If you want to disregard the above, and just get it working, make sure mysql and the swf are running on the EXACT same domain. John Robinson - Flash/Flex Developer at large Blog: http://jrobinsonmedia.wordpress.com On May 27, 2007, at 5:03 AM, li.wen wrote: Hello all, I am using flash.net.Socket class to connect mysql database. And I always meet sandbox violation error. I have some questions regarding this problem. 1) When I develop the flex application and mysql database (localhost:3066 is used) in same machine, there is no sandbox violation box error, since they are considered as in the same domain. Am I correct? 2) After I upload the flex application the server which is equipped with mysql, I access the flex application from client machine. Firstly the flex application will be downloaded to the client machine's cache, then start to execute. Now flex application and mysql database are considered as in different domain, and the sandbox violation may happen? 3) In order to solve it, I need to enable mysql remote access? Set mysql server address to digital format (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) to instead of "localhost"? 4) Or alternative way to solve it is to set "crossdomain.xml" file? Thank you. Regards, Joe
