Hi -
I'm wondering if the following can be done with Flash -
- can a swf contain it's own database that the user can add, delete, read?
- while the view is online, entering and interacting with the data- is it
being sent back and forth to the server?
- can this database be protected with some sort of encryption that is only
unlocked by the user's code?
- and so that if the user emailed the swf or the db file from within the swf,
only a person with the key could access the data?
Can it be done?
Can someone point me to how to these features might be possible with Flash?
TIA your input,
jl
Gorka Ludlow - 11 Sep 2007 16:00 GMT
Hi,
1.- An swf cannot contain its own database but it can access several server
side scripts to mantain/modify a server side database.
2.- Yes the interaction with the database occurs without the user having to
take notice.
3.- You can use any type of session protection wih authentication to protect
your data.
4.- SWF are like HTML or plain text (anyone can find a way to read it) so I'd
recomend using server side authentication rather than relying on swf key
protection.
Cheers,
Gorka
http://www.AquiGorka.com/blog
jlucchesi - 13 Sep 2007 14:11 GMT
Gorka Ludlow - 13 Sep 2007 17:34 GMT
Anytime, if you need any more pointers I'll be glad to help.
Cheers,
Gorka
http://www.AquiGorka.com/blog