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2004-02-17 - By Jayson K Hanes
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Paul,
You say the flashmovie connects without a policy file -- do you mean
when you open the SWF on your location machine? If so, then that 's
running in the stand alone flash player (like a projector) which isn 't
restricted to the crossdomain stuff..
I 've done extensive testing with this process (for Unity though) and
have only seen this behavior as you describe as above.. when opened in a
browser the flashplayer won 't let it connect unless a policy file is
served, which allows it...
Is it possible you are defining your crossdomain.xml too loosely?
-Jayson K. Hanes
http://unity2.flashtampa.com
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> From: Paul Lemon [mailto:paull@(protected)]
> Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2004 4:48 AM
> To: flashcoders@(protected)
> Subject: [Flashcoders] XML socket policy files on ports < 1024
(SECURITY
> ISSUE?)
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