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I am attempting to load a style SWF from a different domain (because we're using a CDN). So if I understand this correctly... You want us to call loadStyleDeclarations after all this, which will, in essence re-download the swf, but now be allowed into the SecurityDomain? Sometimes this doesn't work and I'm not getting any exceptions. It seems like a timing issue and it's inconsistent.
private var _styleUrlLoader : URLLoader = new URLLoader(); private var _styleModuleLoader : ModuleLoader = new ModuleLoader(); private function initialize() : void { _styleModuleLoader.addEventListener(ModuleEvent.READY, onStyleModuleLoaderReady); _styleUrlLoader.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, onStyleLoaderComplete); _styleUrlLoader.dataFormat = URLLoaderDataFormat.BINARY; _styleUrlLoader.load(new URLRequest("http://path.to.my.swf")); } private function onStyleLoaderComplete(event : Event) : void { _styleUrlLoader.removeEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, onStyleLoaderComplete); var moduleBytes : ByteArray = ByteArray(URLLoader(event.target).data); _styleModuleLoader.loadModule(_styleUrl, moduleBytes); _styleUrlLoader = null; } private function onStyleModuleLoaderReady(event : ModuleEvent) : void { // Now that the module is in the security domain it we can load from this url StyleManager.loadStyleDeclarations(_styleUrl); } | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Enable Local App to load RunTime CSS.swf from Server
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To load a module from another domain you need to "import load" the module into your security domain. The problem is Flash Player does not allow you to import load a remote swf into a local SWF file. That's explains the error in SDK-16393.
The solution is to load the module using the loadBytes() API I added in 3.2. To use loadBytes() you first load the module using an URLLoader.
// need to url load the bytes then call moduleLoader to load the bytes
var urlRequest:URLRequest = new URLRequest("http://localhost:8700/MyModule.swf");
loader = new URLLoader();
loader.dataFormat = URLLoaderDataFormat.BINARY;
When the URLLoader dispatches the complete event, you get the bytes out of the complete event and call the moduleLoader:
private function itemCompleteHandler(event:Event):void
{
loader.removeEventListener(
ProgressEvent.PROGRESS, itemHandler);
loader.removeEventListener(
Event.COMPLETE, itemCompleteHandler);
loader.removeEventListener(
IOErrorEvent.IO_ERROR, itemHandler);
loader.removeEventListener(
SecurityErrorEvent.SECURITY_ERROR, itemHandler);
//trace("loadModule event: " + event);
//ml.loadModule();
var myModuleBytes:ByteArray = ByteArray(URLLoader(event.target).data);
ml.loadModule("http://localhost:8700/MyModule.swf", myModuleBytes);
loader = null;
}
For more background, you can see the 3.2 bug where we added this loadBytes capability: https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/SDK-15826 and there is an FB project with sample code attached to that bug.