i thought about this last night and I believe this is more of a question about 
how the load balancing server would work - what the URLs would look like. If 
the load balanced server ends up generating alternate domains, like 
www2.domain.com, www3.domain.com, etc. I am thinking I might be able to use 
System.exactSettings

System.exactSettings allows us the specify whether or not to use the 
superdomain (domain.com) or exact domain (www2.domain.com, www3.domain.com) 
matching rules for locally persistent data. If set to false, then the 
superdomain would be used, and settings and data for SWF files hosted at 
*.domain.com are all stored in one place on the client machine.

but i'll be screwed if my .swf files get served from some damn akamai server 
with a funky akamai domain name - from what I have read I do not believe it is 
possible to shared local persistent data accross domains (local SharedObjects). 
if anyone knows otherwise, I'd love to know how!


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>attempt to send this didn't go through - 
>
>If I have a flash module which uses SharedObject in a page on a website which 
>is
>load balanced, what implications might that have for how data is stored on the
>client's machine?
>
>I'm asking because I know SharedObjects write .sol files to the client's 
>machine
>using the domain from which the .swf was loaded, so if that .swf was served
>through a load balanced server, would the flash module have access to the same
>SharedObject the next time the user hits the site?
>
>I am worried that the originating domain for the .swf might be different from 
>the
>site's domain due to load balancing, thus it would write a SharedObject using 
>the
>domain of its origin which could be different the next time the user visits 
>the site.
>
>thanks
>
>
>
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