On 6/21/07, Simon Cornelius P. Umacob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I've just downloaded Build 5483 of branch Legals to see if I can now use
PUT and DELETE HTTP verbs (change 20070617-hqm-2). It works beautifully
in proxied mode. When setting lzproxied=false, however, OpenLaszlo
debugger gives me the following error:
ERROR: uncaught exception: Permission denied to call method
XMLHttpRequest.open
lzx> Debug.inspect(«debugger/LzMessage.lzs#404/15#1| ERROR: ...»)
«debugger/LzMessage.lzs#404/15#1#0| ERROR: uncaught exception:
Permission denied to call method XMLHttpRequest.open» {
file: ''
line: 0
message: 'uncaught exception: Permission denied to call method
XMLHttpRequest.open'
}
ERROR: uncaught exception: Permission denied to call method
XMLHttpRequest.open
lzx>
Are you trying to load an XML file from a host that is different than the
one you
loaded the app from? If so, that would be a browser security policy
violation, they
don't allow cross-site XMLHTTPRequest by default, although you can set the
security policy manually in the browser. This is a real deficiency of the
browsers, there is a proposal for a permissions file to go onto the servers,
much like the
Flash crossdomain.xml file, but I don't think any of the browsers have
implemented it yet, (except maybe Firefox?)
This occurs in both Flash and DHTML runtimes. When I exported the test
app as DHTML SOLO, it no longer sends any data to the server. Live HTTP
Header's output is empty.
Also, another unrelated issue that I found is that when exporting to
DHTML SOLO, the application will not work if we enable debugging (i.e.,
<canvas debug="true">). The app will just display spinner.gif without
proceeding any further.
At closer inspection, the generated DHTML page seems to require
lps/includes/lfc/LFCdhtml-debug.js. When browsing to that directory,
however, only LFCdhtml.js exists. Thus, I manually copied
<OL_install_dir>/lps/includes/lfs/LFCdhtml-debug.js. The app proceeded
to load, although the debugger window did not appear.
Cheers,
[ simon.cpu ]
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