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Why have cross-domain policy files?

Written by Administrator Sunday, 19 July 2009 10:33

I wrote this a short while ago for a mailing list, and I think it does a pretty decent job of putting some cross-domain policy concepts into perspective, covering why these files are necessary and touching on why server-based proxies work as a way to get around them. The original question revolved around the inability to use BitmapData.draw() despite the fact that the image could be loaded and displayed in the SWF. My reply was as follows:

My Copy of Pratique d'ActionScript 3

Written by Administrator Sunday, 19 July 2009 10:33

Not too long ago, I received my copy of Pratique d'ActionScript 3 from Thibault Imbert. And while yes, it is in French, and yes, it is correct that I don't speak French (beaucoup), I am super excited to have it! And not only because I'm mentioned in the Remerciements and on page 463 ;), but because its just such a massive book that covers about everything in Flash Player 10. Great job Thibault!

ColorTransform's Effects on Gradients

Written by Administrator Sunday, 19 July 2009 10:33

Here's something fun to try. Create two circles of the same size, next to each other in Flash. Give them both radial gradients from black to white - use the default in the color picker (and if you're clever enough, you ActionScripters out there can play along too).

Random Flex Rant - GUI Validation

Written by Administrator Sunday, 19 July 2009 10:33

Another thing that throws me off about Flex is the validation system for the GUI. Yes, I understand that you want to defer screen rendering until the end of the frame, but that shouldn't mean that property inspection is all over the place. If I set something, whether or not its updated visually, I should be able to get that value back when I check it immediately afterward.

I Lied - Array Iteration Order

Written by Administrator Sunday, 19 July 2009 10:33

Ok, I didn't necessarily "lie" per se, but I did leave out some vital information in one of my ActionScript 3.0 tips of the day, for..in and for each..in. There I claimed that ActionScript 3.0 "maintains array element order (using numeric array indices) when using for..in and for each..in". But does it?

BANNER ROTATOR - IMAGES GALLERY

Actionscript

Why have cross-domain policy files?

My Copy of Pratique d'ActionScript 3

ColorTransform's Effects on Gradients

Random Flex Rant - GUI Validation

I Lied - Array Iteration Order

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