Ok, when you think about it, what I'm trying to accomplish
isn't that difficult, yet I'm running into security sandbox
violations all over the place.
Here's the scenario:
- I have a network-enabled SWF that lives in a web server,
that pulls external content via the network. That part works fine
when you run it as itself.
- THEN, I have an AIR application that is nothing but a
"stub" that loads that network-enabled SWF from a web server, that
in turn is supposed to pull the external content from the network.
It seems easy: I don't want to have to bundle up that same
main SWF as an AIR application as that would create two code bases
to maintain should there be any future bug fixes. Count that
against countless installs on both the web-version and the desktop
version, and there's lots of variables. So I just wanted the AIR
application to pull that single SWF off the server and have it do
its work, independent of the AIR application.
However, the problem I'm running into is:
quote:
SecurityError: Error #2142: Security sandbox violation: local
SWF files cannot use the LoaderContext.securityDomain property.
app:/buzztv_desktop_0.1.swf was attempting to load
http://localhost/widget/widget.swf.
at flash.display::Loader/_load()
at flash.display::Loader/load()
There was a previous instance of that same error that
referenced Stage, but I solved that by wrapping the main function
in an if (stage) {}, so this is the next error on the list. I have
a feeling that if I've encountered these two errors already, there
are more lined up behind them.
So I tried something like
quote:
_loader.load(request, new LoaderContext(true, null,
SecurityDomain.currentDomain));
...thinking that it might help, but it didn't.
Is there a reasonable solution to this without changing the
entire workflow of the project, or do I simply have to have the
same main SWF as two code bases, one for the embeddable web
version, and one for the desktop version (read: they are intended
to do the same exact thing, no differing features, no desktop
notifications, etc.)?
Thanks in advance!
