Edit Widget 3.0 Error #2048

[FrankRoberts]

I am in migration mode to the 3.0 viewer and seem to be running into some issues with secure services.  When I launch the viewer it comes up just dandy.  However if you click the edit widget you get prompted to sign in, the same thing is true for Robert S's TOC widget.

When I then provide my credentials, per the two users I created for ArcGIS server , neither of those logins work.  I then get the error:

Error #2048


[ATTACH=CONFIG]17830[/ATTACH]
Not sure if there is some new magic in the config file I have to provide or what.  I am passing a tokken in the config file, and as I said the data layers seem to load just just fine. 

I have done some research and this seems to be caused by lack of crossdomain.xml file.  But the crossdomain.xml file does seem to be there.  Side note is that this was all working just fine at the 2.5 version of the viewer.

Any ideas would be great,
thanks

[FrankRoberts]

Attached is another image of the error, this one came from firefox:
[ATTACH=CONFIG]17845[/ATTACH]

[SandeepTalasila]

Hello Frank,

I was getting the same error when logging into a secure map service lately. The application worked just fine until we enabled HTTP and HTTPS on ArcServer. I have checked the crossdomain.xml files and everything is fine but do not know whats happening. If you figured this out could you please let me know.

Thanks.

[GISDev1]

Hello Frank,

I was getting the same error when logging into a secure map service lately. The application worked just fine until we enabled HTTP and HTTPS on ArcServer. I have checked the crossdomain.xml files and everything is fine but do not know whats happening. If you figured this out could you please let me know.

Thanks.

How are you implementing your ArcGIS Server service security ?

[SandeepTalasila]

Thank you for responding. We are using ArcGIS Server Authentication along with a SSL certificate that we purchased.

[DasaPaddock]

Does your policy file include secure="false"? This is needed if the swf is served over http and is accessing a https resource.

See:
http://www.arcgis.com/crossdomain.xml

[SandeepTalasila]

Yes, the crossdomain.xml include secure="false". While testing we switched it the config to self signed certificate and it worked, but not sure what's wrong when using another SSL certificate. Thanks.