Question: crossdomain.xml without web server

Hi, Flex Gurus,
In case where I want to use Flex to communicate with a
non-web server machine, e.g. mysql, where should the
crossdomain.xml reside on the non-web server machine?
thanks,
sw

Well at that point you would put it where ever Flex can load
the file locally and do Security.loadPolicyFile("url"). However if
you are going to be using a socket for the connection I'm pretty
sure crossdomain.xml isn't what you're looking for, with the recent
security changes to the Flash Player I think you are looking more
for a Socket Policy File. You can read up on what I'm talking about
here at the following link.
Policy
File

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Hi all,
This is a follow-up to the question I posted and answered myself yesterday.
I have created a web service that returns Hebrew words in a string format of an XML document. This all appears to be working fine at this point. The only problem is that when I'm debugging in NetBeans, certain hebrew characters/words (note: some characters / words work!) xerces gives me an invalid utf-8 string (byte 1 of 2) exception in the display of the SOAP response - not the response itself, but I think in whatever netbeans is doing to display it. Not sure i follow. Are you referring to the debugger screens where the IDE shows variables/stacks etc? If so, i would say not to worry too much. IDE's are not perfect.
I have tried testing the strings I am returning by themselves - xerces can parse when I save them into a file and load. So it seems like the problem is just with the >SOAP response / with netBeans.
I understand that returning XML within a SOAP container could then be screwing up the parsing. Any thoughts as to why certain words and not others? Is there any way to fix this, and perhaps more importantly - is it important to fix this?Did you test this in a production like environment? If so, i would say its just a minor annoyance.

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