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As a (former) Flash developer I've run into the HTTP header problem and am shocked that they STILL haven't fixed it after all these years. Flash is also horrib
by stevenwei 16y ago
As a (former) Flash developer I've run into the HTTP header problem and am shocked that they STILL haven't fixed it after all these years.
Flash is also horribly unstable under Linux (especially when dealing with Flex apps).
And yeah, the whole using a web app to set shared object permissions and security policy permissions is a bit ridiculous too. Considering you have to actually browse to the Adobe website to get to it. It makes internal deployments (to devices which shouldn't have internet access) harder than it should be.
I think anyone that has programmed in Flash for a while feels his pain....thank god I'm no longer in that boat.
- wanderr 16y agoActually I'm told that the reason flash doesn't get the HTTP headers is actually due to the browser API, not Flash itself. In that case Silverlight shouldn't have access to them either unless it bypasses the browser altogether for communications.