Regards,
-Steven

Can we modify the AIRShareDemo?
and republish them?

Thanks
Kuldeep Atil

this sounds very good. I’ll try that and hopefully all my sorrow will be gone.

Our team is currently working on the first online 3D modeling application based on Papervision3D. The concept is a server-side file management which allows users to store their work and also share it among each other.

As I noticed Adobe SHARE last year I was impressed from the features. I contacted Fang Chang and talked to him about our project and the plans we got on an implementation of Adobe SHARE. Since the project will be mainly free of charge we got permissions do it.

If you are interested in the project itself you can see some preview videos on http://www.g-nero.com

Thanks!

Good point. This is true, the current version is limited to AIR. However, with the release of flash player 9,0,124,0 it should now be possible to change this. The auth header is no longer blacklisted but does require a crossdomain.xml that is setup to allow it. Here is an excerpt from an article on developer connection about it.

“Flash Player will continue to allow any header not on the blacklist to be sent to the host of the SWF, and additional headers will be added to the blacklist as needed. As a result of this new security feature, the HTTP Authorization header, which was added to the blacklist in Flash Player 9,0,115,0, will be removed from the blacklist but will follow the new cross-domain policy file rules.”

http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplayer/articles/flash_player9_security_update.html

allow-http-request-headers-from

So the next step is to put in a request for this change.

I would also be interested in knowing what you’ve used the library for up til now? and what you would use it for if this was opened up?

- Steven

the source is still only for Adobe AIR, right? Do you know if there is already a Flex/Flash version? The problem with the authorization header - which is only allowed to send via AIR - is really bad and my hope was a modified official release for Flex/Flash.