 2007-02-23 16:01:08Loki181 postów
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security (System.security)
System.security.allowDomain("*");
System.security.allowInsecureDomain("*");
czy ktoś korzysta z tego?
co daje ten as we flashu///
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 2007-02-23 16:04:55
Grzechuu
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| allowDomain
If two SWF files are served from different domains -- for example, http://mysite.com/movieA.swf and http://othersite.com/movieB.swf -- then, by default, Flash Player does not allow movieA.swf to script movieB.swf, nor movieB.swf to script movieA.swf. A SWF file gives SWF files from other domains permission to script it by calling System.security.allowDomain(). This is called cross-domain scripting. By calling System.security.allowDomain("mysite.com"), movieB.swf gives movieA.swf permission to script movieB.swf.
allowInsecureDomain
This method works in the same way as System.security.allowDomain(), but it also permits operations in which the accessing party is loaded with a non-HTTPS protocol, and the party being accessed is loaded with HTTPS. In Flash Player 7 and later, non-HTTPS files are not allowed to script HTTPS files. The allowInsecureDomain() method lifts this restriction when the HTTPS SWF file being accessed uses it.
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