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From a webpage, I can specify that a SWF should be loaded with “allowNetworking=internal” and “allowScriptAccess=none” to prevent it from modifying the state of the browser.
Is it possible for SWF A to be loaded with no restrictions, and have A impose those restrictions on a SWF B that it loads?
I’m going to go with “No”. With the exception of ApplicationDomain issues (the inner swf can have a different class library from the external swf, but getDefinitionByName will still work…), there is no real difference between adding a child swf and adding a
DisplayObjectContainer. This means that, basically, they are the same swf.