Hi eunaeng,
Based on your reply, we can then definitely isolate it as an issue with cross domain on your adobe AIR setup.
You might want to start on this: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/ActionScrip … -7e3f.html
Specifically:
Someone wrote:
The local-with-networking sandbox—When compiling a SWF file, you can specify that it has network access when run as a local file (see Setting the sandbox type of local SWF files).These files are placed in the local-with-networking sandbox. SWF files that are assigned to the local-with-networking sandbox forfeit their local file access. In return, the SWF files are allowed to access data from the network. However, a local-with-networking SWF file is still not allowed to read any network-derived data unless permissions are present for that action, through a URL policy file or a call to the Security.allowDomain() method. In order to grant such permission, a URL policy file must grant permission to all domains by using <allow-access-from domain="*"/> or by using Security.allowDomain("*").
Unfortunately, it is beyond our expertise. We do wish you luck on your project :)” />
Cheers,
IC