I'm not sure about Android, but for the regular web player you would need to specify SecurityDomain. CurrentDomain for the securityDomain of the Loader's context for the loaded code to be considered equal to the loader in terms of permissions. Also note that for reasons impossible to explain, if you use SecurityDomain when loading from the file system on PC Flash Player will complain However complicated, the Flash Player security is often a security by obscurity... So, if it doesn't work the way you coded it, try Loader.loadBytes() "workaround.
I'm not sure about Android, but for the regular web player you would need to specify SecurityDomain. CurrentDomain for the securityDomain of the Loader's context for the loaded code to be considered equal to the loader in terms of permissions. Also note that for reasons impossible to explain, if you use SecurityDomain when loading from the file system on PC Flash Player will complain.
However complicated, the Flash Player security is often a security by obscurity... So, if it doesn't work the way you coded it, try Loader.loadBytes() "workaround".
I try to download an external SWF and run it within the AIR security sandbox. Code of the downloadable. So - what Do I need to do to prevent such security errors?
I want my remote SWF to be treated as native code running in the same security sandbox as the AIR code.
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