I'm not sure if this is your problem, but there is a property that's AIR-only called allowLoadBytesCodeExecution. I forget which class it's a property of, but it might help.
-Andrew On Thu, Apr 17, 2008 at 12:23 PM, ed.syrett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Could somebody please confirm this to me? Is it really true that we > cannot load up swf modules from a web server into an AIR app? > > If so then thats a really big disappointment. I can see the need for > security etc, but if an AIR app trusts a particular domain then it > should be able to download a swf module and run it. I would expect > some function call to enable download of swfs from a particular > domain. If there are any workarounds that anyone knows about then > please post here as we would really like to know. > > We already have a web app that makes good use of modules. The app > communicates with a server running JBoss using XML, and the web app > firstly downloads a list of menu items, each of which relates to a > module. The user only needs to download the modules that he accesses. > > We were hoping to do this with AIR, so that we could have the user > download the AIR container app just once, and then we could add as > many modules as we liked without having to make the user re-install > the whole app. BTW the XML to JBoss seems to work - we just need to > get the modules working. > > Any further info gratefully received. > > Cheers, > > Ed. > > >
