"Steven Cheng[MSFT]" <st*****@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi Trapulo,
Thank you for posting.
Hi Steven, thank you for your assistance.
As for the file downloading issue, I'm thinking whether it is the forms
authentication that prevent that xml rendering page from being accessed by
the flash on another page? Have you checked the application's authoriztion
setting to see whether the xml rendering page is protected by the forms
authentication. Also in IIS log, though it will return 200 , however, if
the page is protected by forms authenitation, there will exists a
redirection entry.
I think is not a problem related to forms authentication, based on this
facts:
- same application, with same web.config, works on test server
- if I show, as debug, the path that flash is requesting, and I cut and
paste it from flash to IE address bar, I can see the xml without other
authentication
- same flash, on same server, can get an image from an other aspx page. The
flow is the same: flash makes a "get" to the server, the aspx page retrieves
data from a db (the image in this case) and writes them to the output
stream. If I have an authentication issue, I think that flash cannot
download the image from aspx too. Instead of this, the flash can download
the image from an aspx page, and it cannot download the xml from the other.
- IIS logs have only 200 records, and not other rows related redirection
- asp.net trace reports that the page creating the xml has been executed
This is very, very strange, and a real nightmare :(
