Hi,
I am implementing <SWFVerification> feature in my project. My application is deployed at path:
rootinstall/webroot/swfs/player/flash/dev
So correspondingly, I have created a sub-folder named SWFs in 'dev' folder, and have duplicated the application swf file and placed in the SWFs folder. So now the 2 folder's content are:
rootinstall/webroot/swfs/player/flash/dev/myapp.swf
rootinstall/webroot/swfs/player/flash/dev/SWFs/myapp.swf
Thus Application.xml looks like:
<Application>
...
<SWFVerification enabled="true">
<SWFFolder>rootinstall/webroot/swfs/player/flash/dev/SWFs</SWFFolder>
<MinGoodVersion></MinGoodVersion>
<UserAgentExceptions>
<Exception to="" from=""/>
</UserAgentExceptions>
<Cache>
<TTL></TTL>
<UpdateInterval></UpdateInterval>
</Cache>
</SWFVerification>
</Application>
However, after <SWFVerification enabled="true"> the application stops working. Can anyone suggest, what's wrong here?
thanks,
Komal
Hi Komal,
What is your version of Flash Media Server? It looks like a Linux install from the delimiter.
Is there anything related in the Server.xml? Perhaps you can .zip up the /conf directory and send it along. I'm wondering if initiating this at the application level (Application.xml) is triggering some bad behavior due to defaults in the Server.xml.
Thanks.
Stephen
H Stephen,
Thanks for your reply. However, the SWFVerfiication is working for me now, with following changes
The project myapp.swf remains at the same location, as:
rootinstall/webroot/swfs/player/flash/dev/myapp.swf
I created a new folder at entirely new location as follows, and specified the same in :
D:/myapp
<SWFFolder>D:/myapp</SWFFolder
and it is working now.
But I'm more interested in knowing the root cause of earlier problem.
thanks,
Komal
North America
Europe, Middle East and Africa
Asia Pacific