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Unable to load HTTPS captcha using Flash on Samsung Smart TV

I developed a web app using Java and it is deployed under Tomcat configured to use HTTPS. It is working fine on browsers.

On the other hand, I have a Flash application on Samsung Smart TV which is communicating with my server. In case of HTTP mode works great. But it's unable to communicating on HTTPS.

Something strange:
The Flash application loads other HTTPS image resource as captcha around the web fine!

Would you please help me on this?
Thank you in advance.

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Tooraj Jam Avatar asked Jun 12 '12 05:06

Tooraj Jam


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2 Answers

Try running Https on port 443 and try loading Cross Domain Security Policy for Flash Movies for more Information visit here Cross Domain Security Policy

Flash will not work if the server includes a "no-cache" value in "Cache-Control" try editing that. also check your code base address starts with Http or Https, if it starts with Http try making Https. You can check the codebase in embedded code of flash.

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MMK Avatar answered Oct 23 '22 18:10

MMK


Ok, so if you're saying that images from other HTTPS source are working, it can't be Samsung side problem.

Did you check the headers of this generated captcha? Are they the same like in other working images?

Did other HTTPS sources that you check have valid SSL certificates? And what about yours?

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Adam Lukaszczyk Avatar answered Oct 23 '22 17:10

Adam Lukaszczyk