Yet Another crosdomain.xml question or: "How to interpret documentation correctly"
- by cboese
Hi!
I have read a lot about the new policy-policy of flash player and also know the master policy file.
Now image the following situation:
There are two servers with services (http) running at custom ports
servera.com:2222/websiteA
serverb.com:3333/websiteB
Now I open a swf from server a (eg. servera.com:2222/websiteA/A.swf) that wants to access the service of serverb.
Of course I need a crossdomain.xml at the right place and there are multiple variations possible.
I dont want to use a master policy file, as I might not have control over the root of both servers.
One solution I found works with the following crossdomain:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<cross-domain-policy>
<allow-access-from domain="*"/>
</cross-domain-policy>
served at serverb.com:3333/websiteB/crossdomain.xml
So now for my question:
Is it possible to get rid of the "*" and use a proper (not as general as *) domainname in the allow-access-from rule?
All my attempts failed, and from what I understand it should be possible.
