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=== Delegation === | === Delegation === | ||
The optional '''delegate''' attribute (default is false) on the '''allow''' element allows the policy file to redirect the client to another policy file. In other words, if an outside (but allowed) domain is trying to access a web service on a | The optional '''delegate''' attribute (default is false) on the '''allow''' element allows the policy file to redirect the client to another policy file. In other words, if an outside (but allowed) domain is trying to access a web service on a subdirectory on the current domain, then the client should look for a policy file in that subdirectory. If no policy file is found in the subdirectory, then access is rejected and policy processing ceases. | ||
Given this policy file at <tt><nowiki>http://www.company.com/cross-domain-policy.xml</nowiki></tt>: | Given this policy file at <tt><nowiki>http://www.company.com/cross-domain-policy.xml</nowiki></tt>: | ||