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Error # 2048 while exporting to SWF

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Post Author: RMS

CA Forum: Xcelsius and Live Office

Here is the problem description: - Created web services based off a universe using Qaaws - Created Xcelsius Model to consume above web services. - Export to PDF works fine. Web services fetch the right data and model is interactive. - Export to SWF / HTML produces 'Error # 2048' Please let me know if anyone has encountered this earlier. This seems to be an issue on the Flash side and not Xcelsius? Any methods to troubleshoot? Thanks!

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Post Author: abrat

CA Forum: Xcelsius and Live Office

The error messages shown from a running swf are from the Adobe Flash player.

You can find them here. http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/2/langref/runtimeErrors.html

Your problem seems to be a flash security issue.

SWFs running locally (directly from a useru2019s computer) have additional

restrictions imposed on them since version 8 of the Flash Player.

Xcelsius 2008 uses version 9. Also

get more info at

http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/articles/fplayer8_security.html The most common solution for 2048 is below.Locally

stored SWF files that contain components that call content (e.g. images, XML

data, a child SWF) stored on the same local drive will receive an error,

unless the local drive has been listed as a trusted location in the Flash

Player security settings.

This may also occur if you snapshot or export to a local format such as

PPT, HTML or Word and try to run the SWF file.

Set

Flash Player Security Settings to allow the local drive to be trusted. Also

see the Xcelsius 2008 Installer Release Note on Adobe Flash Player

Security.

To enable trust:

1.) Go to

http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager04.html

2.) Select u201CAlways Allowu201D

3.) In the u201CAlways trust files in

these locations:u201D drop down, select u201CAdd locationu2026u201D

4.) Browse for the location in

which your SWF file is located.

Andy