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Joann Chuang Anderson - [05/21/07 08:10 PM ]
This only happens with WindowedApplication, not Application. This is not an M2 stopper.
A Flex Application, when compiled, is by default scoped to the "local-with-network" sandbox. So the use of Security.allowDomain() will let you load remote SWFs. I'm not sure if the AIR security works the same way. Sending for Internal Review
Opened to Sasha for M2. This may not be appropriate for M2, but I would like to understand the issue better before moving to M3. We should probably M2 release note this issue if we don't resolve.
Apollo Security says that you cannot use allowDomain to give a remote SWF access to an Apollo application.
A Flex SWF should not RTE in such a scenario, but that is already filed as a separate issue. Sent email to the original filer. Closing this bug.
I still encounter this issue in latest AIR build : SystemManager is attempting to access get parent(), which is restricted by AIR security sandbox...
Alex, which other bug are you talking about ? Based on customer feedback, I recommend to re-resolve this as Deferred to look into next release per conversation with Alex.
There are other bugs similar to this one, but we'd like to use this one for tracking. This bug prevents me from loading our web-based chat client into an AIR application in which chat is just one of many modules. We update our web-based chat client frequently and don't want to have to update the entire AIR app using the updater API. Our other option would be to load the SWF into an HTML control, but that feature doesn't work with transparent AIR applications so we're stuck.
We intend to attempt to address this in a dot release.
Yes, this bug will be addressed by the Marshall Plan feature in Flex 3.2. Closing bug.
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