Hi John, wouldn't it be possible to put the connector into an external swf that's loaded at runtime? This would allow for the possibility to just remove the swf containing the connector from the server and thus disable the connector for good. Should any need arise to debug the live site, all one has to do is put up the connector swf again.
As an alternative to removing the whole connector, it would of course be possible to just check for the existence of a "marker file" on the server, be it a swf, xml, or plain text file, which has to be loaded successfully before the connector is enabled. cheers, till John Grden wrote: > yeah, that's been a thought and discussion for a while now. > > the problem is, how do you lock it down? > [...] > Thoughts? _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org
