More solutions for "security error accessing url" ?
Friday, June 13, 2008
Can this be solved without having the crossdomain.xml under the domain of the server? My application <pretty.swf> is recognizing the data <data.xml> to be remote. Although they are from the same domain, <pretty2.swf> does not work without loading the policy file.
From the security updates stated in Flash version 7 <source>, it states that:
...we added a new permission mechanism which allows broader cross-domain cooperation. You can perform data loading (loadVariables, XML, XMLSocket, runtime shared libraries, Flash Remoting) from outside a movie's own domain as long as the server providing the data provides a policy file—a small XML file that grants cross-domain loading permissions...Since Flash 8 just has security modification for local sandbox(since my application telling me that the type of the sandbox of my application is remote), I was mainly looking at the newly released(Apr 2008, Flash 9) security updates, and found my problem does not quite suit in one of these catergories.
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- You use sockets or XMLSockets, regardless of the domain to which you are connecting
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You provide access to content on remote domains as a web service provider
- You have SWFs that are exported for Flash Player 7 (SWF7) or earlier that communicate with the hosting HTML by any means
- You use "javascript:" through network APIs to communicate outside a SWF "
Posted byA nerdy girl at 5:15 PM 0 comments
Labels: GSoC 2008
Possible approaches and structure
Sunday, June 8, 2008
Build, UnitTest, Commit, CodeIssue, Coupling, Coverage, DevEvent and FileMetric.. These are the different sensordata types that the HackyStat sensors collect. After examining the sensordatatypespecification and dailyprojectdataspecification in detail, I came up with 2 main approaches(drafts), i.e., to visualize the data by users or by project, both providing 2 different layouts, in terms of time(daily) or in terms of sensordata types(only avaliable ones). While I was planning out my project, the more I think of it, the more I find it challenging to structure the whole project from scratch. After next week, I shall have a detailed layout of the structure of my coding.
Posted byA nerdy girl at 5:07 PM 0 comments
Labels: GSoC 2008