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Our app is making frequent URL requests to another domain which are not dependent on the app to function normally. Occasionally, for some reason it fails to download the crossdomain.xml from the remote domain, which results in the app throwing a sandbox security violation.
As these URL requests are not required for the app to function normally, I would much rather capture and ignore the security sandbox violations and keep the app running. Is this possible?
Have a look at
SecurityErrorEvent.SECURITY_ERROR, which is dispatched byURLLoader.To answer your comment:
Yes, the cross domain file isn’t actually looked for until you request data:
Meaning you can use the above event to manage failed loads.