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Flow Diagram for Silverlight Cross-Domain Policy Checks

Last week, I blogged about Overcoming Cross-Domain Issues in Silverlight which recommended the use of a proxy service for making cross-domain calls. I'll be writing more about the security considerations of using that method in the coming days. For now, here's a flow diagram I created to better understand what the WebClient class in Silverlight is doing when making cross-domain calls. If you see any problems with my interpretation, I invite corrections by commenting on this blog post.


Categories: Silverlight
Posted by kevin on Friday, May 09, 2008 10:48 AM
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Arend Melissant Belgium

Friday, October 31, 2008 3:48 AM

Arend Melissant

Hi,

Just a quick not on where the crossdomain.xml file should be (not sure about the clientaccesspolicy file). This should be in the root of the webserver, not in the virtual directory where the webservice is hosted (found out the hard way Smile.

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