Loading the meeting in an iframe and trying to call Javascript function from Flex

[Gowtham Rupavatharam]

Hello,

            I have a requirement where I need to load the Join meeting URL in an iframe so that the user can do other stuff also while he is in meeting. When I load the join meeting URL in iframe it loads properly and everything works fine. But there are multiple warnings around Unsafe JavaScript attempt to access frame with URL in the browser console. Also I'm unable to call a Javascript function from the iframe to the parent windows. I know that crossdomain.xml is the answer but I have tried placing the crossdomain.xml in the following locations but no luck (Restarted BBB as well)

•  /var/www/nginx-default
  
• /var/lib/tomcat6/webapps/ROOT
  
• /var/www/bigbluebutton-default
  

What's the correct location to put the crossdomain.xml to allow all domains and port numbers 

[Gowtham Rupavatharam]

Guys, can any one please help me.

[Eldad Yamin]

Can you share the URL of that page with us?

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[HostBBB.com]

The client swfs and js libs are located at /var/www/bigbluebutton/
client.

Have you tried putting the crossdomain file in this directory. Not
sure if it will work but worth a try. Let us know?

Regards,
Stephen
hostbbb.com




On May 6, 4:04 am, Gowtham Rupavatharam <gowth...@mangospring.com>
wrote:

> Hello,
>             I have a requirement where I need to load the Join meeting URL
> in an iframe so that the user can do other stuff also while he is in
> meeting. When I load the join meeting URL in iframe it loads properly and

> everything works fine. But there are multiple warnings around* Unsafe
> JavaScript attempt to access frame with URL *in the browser console. Also

> I'm unable to call a Javascript function from the iframe to the parent
> windows. I know that crossdomain.xml is the answer but I have tried placing

> the crossdomain.xml in the following locations *but no luck* (Restarted BBB
> as well)
>
>    -  /var/www/nginx-default
>    - /var/lib/tomcat6/webapps/ROOT
>    - /var/www/bigbluebutton-default

[Gowtham Rupavatharam]

I did try putting the crossdomain.xml under /var/www/bigbluebutton but didn't help. If you observe the following screenshot BBB seems to download the crossdomain.xml from adobe twice on joining the meeting

https://msinternal1.engageexpress.com/sf/NzcxNV8xNDEyMzc

It's actually the second request which is the problem 

http://fpdownload.adobe.com/crossdomain.xml

which permits cross domain policies by content-type

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[HostBBB.com]

Is the iframe issue only in one browser.... I remember this before
on the list, its works with some browsers and not others. IE,
Firefox, Chrome?

Which browsers are working?, failing?

Stephen

> >https://groups.google.com/d/topic/bigbluebutton-dev/y33LRWx9RSw/unsub...
> > .

[Gowtham Rupavatharam]

All browsers not specific to a browser. 

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[HostBBB.com]

So if you look at the screenshot, your app nevers looks anywhere else
for crossdomain other than adobe site... So have to figure out why
its not looking for a crossdomain from bbb server.

Stephen

On May 8, 9:42 am, Gowtham Rupavatharam <gowth...@mangospring.com>
wrote:

[Chad Pilkey]

Is your crossdomain file accessible from the root directory? It should work if you can access the file from <your_fqdn>/crossdomain.xml in a web-browser.

[Federico]

Hi Chad,

I googled my way to this thread. For some reason, all clients using bbb are downloading:

http://fpdownload.adobe.com/pub/swz/crossdomain.xml

http://fpdownload.adobe.com/crossdomain.xml

I configured a crossdomain.xml file but still get these download and I really need to get rid of them.

My configuration is similar to Gowtham's (who asked the question first).

Did you reach a solution?

Thanks,

Federico

Even though I'm serving a crossdomain.xml

[federicoboerr .]

The solution for me was to recompile all the flash components.

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