As remarked on in the original TLS source at http://code.google.com/p/as3crypto/issues/detail?id=14 , it's not possible to send frames that are greater than 16k in size: the remote server receives a truncated frame which typically results in dropping the WebSocket connection.
This applies the patch referenced in that issue; testing in IE9 with Flash Player 11.4.402.287 seems to show the issue is resolved. The recompiled SWF files are included as compiled with Flex 4.6 (the only SDK I could find).
gimite
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11 years ago
As remarked on in the original TLS source at http://code.google.com/p/as3crypto/issues/detail?id=14 , it's not possible to send frames that are greater than 16k in size: the remote server receives a truncated frame which typically results in dropping the WebSocket connection.
This applies the patch referenced in that issue; testing in IE9 with Flash Player 11.4.402.287 seems to show the issue is resolved. The recompiled SWF files are included as compiled with Flex 4.6 (the only SDK I could find).