Integrate cross-origin service files in program code

Because Silverlight cross-origin files are frequently used in distributed application development, some simple applications do not need to allow users to dynamically configure cross-origin XML files after the program is released, in this way, it is unnecessary to add an XML cross-domain file in the program directory and the complexity of publishing is increased, therefore, the following method is used to directly integrate cross-domain files into the code in the program.

When I started the cross-origin service, I also integrated the definition of cross-origin files into the code. You can also use custom program functions to dynamically generate dynamic cross-domain files. In this way, users can configure cross-origin rules. The clientaccesspolicy. xml file is no longer required. Haha ..

The following code is used to start the cross-origin service:

1: // book? Text? Source 'chuang? Address: http://funsl.com

 2:          internal void StartupPolicyServer(int maxOnlines)

 3:          {

 4:              _policyBuffer = new byte[371];

 5:              Stream str = new MemoryStream(System.Text.ASCIIEncoding.Default.GetBytes(

 6:  @"<?xml version=""1.0"" encoding =""utf-8""?>

 7:  <access-policy>

 8:    <cross-domain-access>

 9:          <policy>

10:              <allow-from>

11:                  <domain uri=""*"" />

12:              </allow-from>

13:              <grant-to>

14:                  <socket-resource port=""4502-4534"" protocol=""tcp"" />

15:              </grant-to>

16:          </policy>

17:      </cross-domain-access>

18:  </access-policy>"));

19: // book? Text? Source 'chuang? Address: http://funsl.com

20:              str.Read(_policyBuffer, 0, _policyBuffer.Length);

21:  

22:              _listener = new Socket(AddressFamily.InterNetwork, SocketType.Stream, ProtocolType.Tcp);

23:              _listener.Bind(new IPEndPoint(IPAddress.Any, 943));

24:              _listener.Listen(maxOnlines);

25:  

26:              _listener.BeginAccept(new AsyncCallback(OnClientConnect), null);

27:          }

28:  

Run the following code:

1: // book? Text? Original-chuang' location? Address: http://funsl.com

2:  jacSocket.crossDomain cd = new jacSocket.crossDomain();

3:  cd.StartupPolicyServer(200);

4:  

The startuppolicyserver () parameter indicates the maximum number of clients connected to the Cross-origin service. Set this parameter according to your actual situation.