TCP Cross Domain Access Policy
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If you are accessing through HTTP you need to provide a clientaccesspolicy.xml in the root of the site. My question is for the TCP access, it appears you must setup a TCP listener on the TCP address where Silverlight is accessing on port 943. Correct? It has nothing to do with the hosting web server. Right? Thanks
Programmer Glenn Earl Graham Austin, TX
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If you are accessing through HTTP you need to provide a clientaccesspolicy.xml in the root of the site. My question is for the TCP access, it appears you must setup a TCP listener on the TCP address where Silverlight is accessing on port 943. Correct? It has nothing to do with the hosting web server. Right? Thanks
Programmer Glenn Earl Graham Austin, TX
earlgraham wrote:
If you are accessing through HTTP you need to provide a clientaccesspolicy.xml in the root of the site.
Only if you'll be accessing resources on a domain other than the one the Silverlight app is hosted on. Then the target domain must have the policy file at its root.
earlgraham wrote:
It has nothing to do with the hosting web server. Right?
Correct. You have to supply the server code (listening on port 943) that returns the policy information.
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