views:

515

answers:

2

This pdf paper describes a way to manage cross-domain communication using JavaScript with a bit of help from the server.

Does anyone have experience with this approach? I know CrossSafe has an implementation, but it's pretty quiet over there. (NSFW spam in that group.)

While we're here, does anyone know of a good flash bridge? I'm OK with crossdomain.xml as a solution, too.

+1  A: 

That link did not point to a pdf paper. It linked to some guys profile with a bunch of links.

If you want to do cross domain communication you have two main choices: Serverside proxy or a JSON call.

Eric

epascarello
Edited to have the correct link. But no, those aren't the only two options, as explained in that research paper. I'm aware of proxy and JSON, and the reason I asked about Subspace is because it *is* a working alternative.
Jeremy Dunck
A: 

Why dont you check out easyXDM (http://easyxdm.net). Its extremely easy to use and has some nifty features, for example, check out http://consumer.easyxdm.net/example/methods.html. Its works for all browser using the best available technique (postMessage, fragment)

Sean Kinsey