on 03-09-2011 12:43 AM
Hi,
Iu2019m starting with Dashboard design and Iu2019m trying to create a dashboard bases on a XML Data connection, when I execute the SWF it gives me the error 2032, I checked solutions around it an update de ADOBE general security and create de crossdomain.xml but the error is showed.
Any other help y appreciated
Hi Carlos,
did you restart the server after installing the cross-domain policy file?
To check if it is placed in the right folder try executing following url:
http://<server>:<port>/crossdomain.xml
Which windows and Xcelsius versions are you working on?
Regards
PS: Unfortunately the official description of error 2032 is: Stream Error
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Hi Carlos,
I've found that 2032 is a generic error that can occur in many different circumstances. For example, if you're using an XML data connection sending to a jsp page and there is a syntax error in the jsp page, this will show as 2032.
There's not much more I can say to help, sorry.
DG
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Hi,
The Error #2032 your getting is due to the Flash player security.
To remove this this error you need one crossdomain Xml file in the root directory which actually provides a lot more control over who has access to your data from a SWF. The cross domain policy is attached as crossdomain.xml.
In the XML file, it is used a wildcard (*). This allows a SWF located on any machine to access your data source. You can certainly use an IP address or domain name to restrict access rather to opening it up completely. I always start with the wildcard to make sure my dashboard works, then start restricting access as necessary.
Save this code as crossdomain.xml and place it in the root directory(C:\Inetpub\wwwroot) of the application server that provides data to your SWF.
Here is a whitepaper with everything you need to know about Flash player security:
[http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplayer/articles/flash_player_9_security.pdf ]
All the best,
Praveen
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