> Maybe crossdomain Policy File will help?
I tried putting the crossdomain.xml file in the same directory as my .swf
file and .html file, but I still get the same security errors.
> Running the page off a web server should work without any problems.
This is for a Flex app that would be opened from a HTML page on a CD, rather
than on a webserver. At the moment I can't seem to see how the Flex code can
call into _javascript_ in the container page in this situation.
> The original folder is granted some special permissions during Flex
Builder installation.
I tested this too. Even if I move the page to another folder within the
default workspace, the security error is trigerred, so it is bound to
exactly the location it was compiled into.
Cheers, Tim
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