Security with local html files

Hi, I've a problem,
I'm writing a html report with a python app and I'm loading the html into a HTML component.
The problem is: I can't make the drag and drop between air and javascript works; I'm getting: TypeError: Undefined value in the dropHandler function (on Javascript side)
Any ideas?
Thanks!

I forgot something, I'm using Air with Flex.
And the error:
*** Security Sandbox Violation ***
SecurityDomain 'app-storage:/report.html' tried to access incompatible context 'app:/App.swf'
Thanks

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