Solving cross domain access problems (via Jon Galloway)

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Solving cross domain access problems (via Jon Galloway)

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At my MIX09 and TechDays Belgium talk recently, I mentioned the issues that a Silverlight developer faces when trying to access a cross-domain web site. If the site has a clientaccesspolicy.xml (or crossdomain.xml) policy file in place, the call is allowed. If not, the call is rejected.

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Posted on Monday, March 30, 2009 11:32 AM Technical stuff , .NET , MIX , Silverlight , .NET 3.5 , Work , MIX09 | Back to top

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