LocalConnection between AS3 App into Loaded AS2

Question

So I have an app that loads an AS2 Compiled SWF into it.
The Main App (AS3)
// the SWFLoader loads the ChildSWF, and on (Event.COMPLETE, openLocalConn);
private function openLocalConn(e:Event):void {
   my_send_lc = new LocalConnection();
   my_send_lc.send("ConnCountryList", "publicMethod", "jo");
   my_send_lc.addEventListener(StatusEvent.STATUS, onStatus);
private function onStatus(event:StatusEvent):void {
   switch (event.level) {
     case "status":
        trace("**** LocalConnection.send() SUCCESS ****" + event.toString());
        break;
     case "error":
        trace("**** LocalConnection.send() FAILED ****");
        break;
Loaded SWFChild (AS2)
trace ("Loaded Child SWF");
var getArray_lc : LocalConnection = new LocalConnection();
    getArray_lc.client = this;
    getArray_lc.connect("ConnCountryList");
    getArray_lc.allowDomain('*');
function publicMethod(jo:String) {
    trace('Eureka');
So When I run the MainApp, The ChildSWF gets Loaded (traceout: Loaded Child SWF, it's calls the openLocalConn(), it Gives me another traceout: **** LocalConnection.send() SUCCESS ****,
BUT I GET no traceout for the called publicMethod() in the ChildSWF in which I am supposed to see: Eureka

Answer 1

LocalConnection will only work between two applications running on the same machine.
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/flash/net/LocalConnecti on.html
"LocalConnection objects can communicate only among files that are running on the same client computer, but they can be running in different applications — for example, a file running in a browser and a SWF file running in Adobe AIR."
If you need to communicate between an app running on an iOS device and a swf in a browser on a computer look into the ServerSocket Class:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/air/reference/html/flash/net/ServerSocket.html
Works a little differently than LocalConnection but will allow connections between two different physical devices (ie: 2 computers, a computer and a mobile device, 2 mobile devices, etc).  Since the iOS device uses the air runtime stuff it should have access to the ServerSocket Class while the browser swf can use a standard Socket to connect to the iOS device.