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Silverlight/Flash and Nav2009 web services
mbj
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Whenever Silverlight or Flash connects to a web service it makes two requests prior to the actual web service call. The first is for a file a file called clientaccesspolicy.xml and if this one doesn’t exists it will attempt to call a file called crossdomain.xml – both located in the domains root (ie. http://navserver/crossdomain.xml). These files basically tells clients who is allowed to connect and who is not. If the files are not present then it is inferred that the client is not allowed to access the service.
The Nav09 web services uses an internal web server and there is no obvious way of exposing these files in the domains root and thus not allowing Silverlight and Flash applications to access the Nav09 web services without making another “proxy web service” to process the calls to Navision.
Is there a workaround in place that will let me expose clientaccesspolicy.xml and/or crossdomain.xml in the domains root or is it something we can expect in a later service pack?
The Nav09 web services uses an internal web server and there is no obvious way of exposing these files in the domains root and thus not allowing Silverlight and Flash applications to access the Nav09 web services without making another “proxy web service” to process the calls to Navision.
Is there a workaround in place that will let me expose clientaccesspolicy.xml and/or crossdomain.xml in the domains root or is it something we can expect in a later service pack?
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Whether or not there is a workaround so that you can successfully make Flash or Silverlight connect without these files - I don't know.
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Microsoft Dynamics NAV
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Microsoft Dynamics NAV
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This really does work - thanks a lot :thumbsup:
Group Program Manager, Client
Microsoft Dynamics NAV
http://blogs.msdn.com/freddyk
The information in this post is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. This post does not represent the thoughts, intentions, plans or strategies of my employer. It is solely my opinion.