Re: [Flashcoders] crossdomain policy requests

[Joel Stransky]

I think you could have used 1 policy up through flashplayer v6. After that
they changed the sandbox to consider sub-domains separate domains. I'm
guessing that's true for ports too. I'd be interested to hear if you figure
it out.

On Thu, Mar 19, 2009 at 7:51 AM, Glen Pike wrote:

> Hi,
>
>   I have a flash app running from a standalone player in Linux that
> requests files from a webserver connection on localhost:80 and also connects
> to a socket on localhost:3000
>
>   Both of these connections require a crossdomain policy file
> "implementation" one in the webroot and one pushed down the socket even
> though the xml on both says all hosts all ports.
>
>   Is this how it's supposed to work, because it's really annoying having to
> do a x-domain file for every connection...
>
>   Is there anyway around this?
>
>   Glen
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[Flashcoders] crossdomain policy requests

[Glen Pike]

Hi,

   I have a flash app running from a standalone player in Linux that 
requests files from a webserver connection on localhost:80 and also 
connects to a socket on localhost:3000


   Both of these connections require a crossdomain policy file 
"implementation" one in the webroot and one pushed down the socket even 
though the xml on both says all hosts all ports.


   Is this how it's supposed to work, because it's really annoying 
having to do a x-domain file for every connection...


   Is there anyway around this?

   Glen
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