Check into flex's captive air runtime option. It ends up as a windows installer but you can bundle the flash player with the app so there actually is no installed flash player on the machine. Sort of like a private jvm but instead a private flash player. It does require a little more work to roll out updates this way though as you have to build it into your one initial install app.
Scott On Apr 9, 2013, at 11:18 AM, Russell Warren <[email protected]> wrote: > When deploying Flex applications on a company intranet, how are people > dealing with IT departments who don't want Flash installed on any corporate > machines for security issues (or whatever excuse they may have)? > > A nice and clean answer would be to have some easily implementable way to > have a global policy that restricts the flash player to only run content > from a whitelisted set of domains (intranet, trusted external sites, etc). > Is this possible? > > This must be fairly common for behind-the-firewall Flex apps, but I'm > unable to find any solutions so far. What are people doing? > > Russ
