I'm not sure I understand the current problem. What is the behavior in the
browser/Flash version? Does the "About IBM..." show up in only some context
menus or not at all (probably because context menu modification had different
rules for Flash vs AIR). Their library code might be detecting
You're not wrong! There are other bits and pieces we are working through that
are not working as expected.
If I get some time I'll try and get an example app together to pass on the
knowledge.
Our current problem is we use the "IBM ILOG Elixir" component (now owned by
RogueWave but we still use
Hi Darren,
Yes, you and several others are trying to use AIR as a surrogate browser. This
"should" be possible, but AIR has very different security rules than the
browser and those differences have shown up in two ways for you: 1) the styles
problem, 2) the casting of SystemManager problem.
I think we may have our wires crossed in terms of what we are trying to
achieve here.
The Air App is simply a surrogate browser, simply a means to load our
existing application SWF. There doesn't need to be any communication between
Air App and SWF other than it has a place to host/show it. So
It is all about the ApplicationDomain topology. By loading the sub
application's SWF into its own ApplicationDomain, the subApplication has its
own definition of SystemManager which is not the same definition as the main
Application's SystemManager. You can almost think of an
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Von: DarrenEvans
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 11. September 2019 12:30
An: users@flex.apache.org
Betreff: Re: SWFLoader n
We are using Flex SDK 4.6.0.23201 (with built in AIR SDK 3.1.0.4880) for both
the Air application host and the SWF being loaded.
We gave up on the styling problem (loading the SWF in to the same
application domain).
We swapped it to load in to it's own application domain, ala:
*var
That thread I think is about loading a child SWF that was not a Flex
Application.
Let's collect some information first:
-What version of Flex are you using for the browser version?
-Are you using the same version of Flex for the AIR version?
-What is the URL of the main SWF?
-What is the URL of
IIRC, this has to do with the ApplicationDomain specified in the LoaderContext.
In the currently running Flash app, what ApplicationDomain settings are being
used?
I think you will need to use the same settings with loadBytes.
Also, IIRC, if you were loading SWFs into a separate security
Not sure if this forum is still as active as it once was but I'll give it a
go...
We have a massive Flex application that we are probably not going to have
converted to HTML/JS by the time FlashPlayer is turned off at the end of
2020.
So as a stop gap solution we are going to try the locally
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