| Hi Dave,
Thanks for your reply. I did attempt to read the article and put a crossdomain.xml in my server. I use jetty to run my web application so I put the crossdomain.xml in "src/main/webapp" folder and it gets deployed to the target folder. However, I still can't access any data from the servlet in my server.
But now I move my swf files (sub application) to be loaded to the same server as the servlet and it works. What I want to know is why if the flash sub application is loaded to a movie clip from an external URL, e.g. www,geocities.com/..., then it can't access data from my servlet and if the sub application is in the same folder as the parent app in my phone, then it's able to read from my servlet. I read the documentation and it says that the swf requesting the data must be in the same domain as where the data is coming from in order to allow the swf file access to those data, but in
this case, those applications (sub applications) are in my phone memory, not in the same domain as my servlet providing the data and it's still able to access data from the servlet using loadVariables(). Thanks. Sorry in advance if it sounds stupid... I'm still learning. thanks. Ivan 2;
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