1. Make sure you have the appropriate secure attributes in you crossdomain file:
<allow-access-from domain="*.test.com" secure="false" /> 2. Also note that flash player doesnt trust any self-signed certs. 3. be wary of the IE no-cache header thing. for #2 and #3, see: http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=fdc7b5c&sliceId=2 On Nov 12, 2007 1:07 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > hey people, > > got some questions about crossdomain.xml > > i got a swf file that loads up under https//www.test.com and the swf file > also load in https. > > now I had to make my crossdomain calls http so i can call > http://sub1.test.com. > > We only have a SSL cert for www.test.com. So if I try to make a > crossdomain call to https://sub1.test.com it will not load the > crossdomain.xml. > > Is this because the https://sub1.test.com doesn't have a SSL cert? > > If I got a wild-card SSL cert for *.test.com would my sub1.test.com calls > over https work? > > Can I even make corssdomain https calls? > > any help would be good. > > > -- John Van Horn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
