Questions tagged [crossdomain.xml]

A cross-domain policy file is an XML document that grants a web client—such as Adobe Flash Player, Adobe Reader, etc.—permission to handle data across multiple domains.

A cross-domain policy file (crossdomain.xml) is an XML document that grants a web client—such as Adobe Flash Player, Adobe Reader, etc.—permission to handle data across multiple domains.

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What does this crossdomain.xml imply?

When a site has the following crossdomain.xml configurations. What does the following imply? Second, if Site A (http) hosts a flash uploader script which uploads to S3, is this crossdomain.xml file safe to have on the S3 root dir?
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flex crossdomain doesn't work

I have two domains being hosted on the same server as different vhosts. I'm using apache2 web server. Both domains (domain1 and domain2) are using https. I have the same flex app being loaded from domain1 and domain2, and it pulls data ONLY with…
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Error #2044: Unhandled ioError:. text=Error #2032: Stream Error. in IE8 and lower only

I have an issue with a flash application that is loaded in HTTP, then gets data from diffrent domains over HTTPS. The crossdomain.xml on each site is configured to support this and it works in Chrome, Firefox and IE9. However in IE8 and lower i get…
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Can I access crossdomain files outside the originally requested domain?

Flash Player 10 specifies: "Redirects to policy files outside the originally requested domain will continue to cause policy files to be ignored by Flash Player." Is there a way to access policy files outside the domain?
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have a flex app work from multiple domains & https remoting

I have an Apache server that serves two virtual hosts https://www.domain01.com and https://www.domain02.com. Apache is configured so that the 'Document Root' for both domain01 and domain02 are the same directory on the server. So in this…
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Azure trying to use 127.0.0.1 when accessing clientaccesspolicy.xml and crossdomain.xml files

I have a typical Silverlight 5 application created on Azure with a web project that hosts the site hosting the Silverlight XAP file and another web project that hosts a collection of WCF Data Services. Together the two sites run in a single Azure…
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