RE: [flexcoders] CrossDomain.xml file question

[Peter Farland]

A crossdomain.xml file resides on each remote server that is expected to
be contacted from a SWF hosted on another server.

For example, you could place a crossdomain.xml file on
http://www.abc.com/crossdomain.xml and in there allow 192.168.10.160
loaded SWFs (i.e. Flex apps) to contact it.


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From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Mike Anderson
Sent: Wednesday, June 08, 2005 6:09 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] CrossDomain.xml file question

Hello, I am continuing this from the whitelist thread...

Could you all clarify for me, precisely *where*, and in how many places,
I must locate the "crossdomain.xml" file?

Lets say, my Flex Server page resides at
"http://192.168.10.160/mypage.mxml";, and I am trying to access a
Remoting Service which resides at "http://www.abc.com";?  It's obvious
which entries need to be made in the actual .xml file, but WHERE must I
place the actual files?

My Remoting server is actually a Microsoft IIS Server, using the .NET
Flash Remoting .dll file.  For those .NET remoting users out there, in
order to properly setup Flash Remoting for .NET, you must first setup a
Virtual Directory, and then have a /bin directory underneath that
(containing the .dll file).

My actual remoting calls are made to
"http://www.abc.com/virtualDirectory/flashgateway.aspx so the question
is, where do I actually place the crossdomain.xml files?  Do I have to
place one in the actual Flex Root directory?  If so, would it be the Web
Root, or the directory in which the .MXML file is being served from?
Also, the same goes for my IIS Web Directory - do I place it in my
Virtual Root?  Any other places that I should be concerned with?

If you could all clarify that for me, I'd be very appreciative.

Thanks,

Mike


 
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RE: [flexcoders] CrossDomain.xml file question

[Allen Manning]

Hello Mike,
 
Tom Link has a good blog on this topic, 
HTH
 
http://tomlink.net/blog/index.cfm?mode=entry&entry=6EC95F69-7E97-A3B0-E2DF6C783163B393
 
Best,
Allen

  
  

  


   

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From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com 
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mike 
AndersonSent: 08 June 2005 23:15To: 
flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: [flexcoders] CrossDomain.xml file 
question
Hello, I am continuing this from the whitelist 
thread...Could you all clarify for me, precisely *where*, and in how 
many places,I must locate the "crossdomain.xml" file?Lets say, my 
Flex Server page resides at"http://192.168.10.160/mypage.mxml", 
and I am trying to access aRemoting Service which resides at "http://www.abc.com"?  It's obviouswhich 
entries need to be made in the actual .xml file, but WHERE must Iplace the 
actual files?My Remoting server is actually a Microsoft IIS Server, 
using the .NETFlash Remoting .dll file.  For those .NET remoting users 
out there, inorder to properly setup Flash Remoting for .NET, you must first 
setup aVirtual Directory, and then have a /bin directory underneath 
that(containing the .dll file).My actual remoting calls are made 
to"http://www.abc.com/virtualDirectory/flashgateway.aspx 
so the questionis, where do I actually place the crossdomain.xml 
files?  Do I have toplace one in the actual Flex Root directory?  
If so, would it be the WebRoot, or the directory in which the .MXML file is 
being served from?Also, the same goes for my IIS Web Directory - do I place 
it in myVirtual Root?  Any other places that I should be concerned 
with?If you could all clarify that for me, I'd be very 
appreciative.Thanks,Mike







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