Data related to the event. For information on how this object is used, see each event type.

The bridge that sent the message. This in used by the receiving SWF to track which SWFLoader holds the requesting SWF

Constructor.

Marshals a SWFBridgeRequest from a remote ApplicationDomain into the current ApplicationDomain.

Parameters

Sent from the top-level focus manager to a subordinate focus managers so all the focus managers participating in a tab loop get activated.

Requests that a child application's pop up be activated. This request is sent from a top-level SystemManager to a child SystemManager through the bridge. The data property contains an identifier for the pop up. It is not always an actual reference to the pop up. No data is returned.

Adds a placeholder for a pop up window hosted by a child SystemManager. The pop up window is untrusted so it must remain hosted by a child that trusts it. A placeholder is sent to the top-level root SystemManager so activation and deactivation of all the pop ups can be managed there.

Adds a popup on the targeted application. The request is not honored by the targeted application unless there is mutual trust between the dispatching and receiving applications.

Tests if a given pop up can be activated. If a pop up is not visible or is not enabled, then it cannot be activated. This message is always sent from the top-level SystemManager through the bridge to the SystemManager that owns the pop up. The data property is an identifier for the pop up. It is not always an actual reference to the pop up. The receiving SystemManager sets the request's data property to true if the pop up can be activated.

Creates a modal window. The show property can be used to show the modal window after creating it. A value of true shows the modal window. A value of false lets the modal window remain hidden until a ModalWindowRequest.SHOW request is dispatched. The data property might have a Rectangle that describes the area to exclude from the modal window. The coordinates of the Rectangle are in global coordinates. The parameter will only be present when the requestor trusts the recipient of the request.

Sent from the top-level focus manager to a subordinate focus managers so all the focus managers participating in a tab loop get deactivated.

Requests that a child application's pop up be deactivated. This request is sent from a child SystemManager to the top-level SystemManager through the bridge. The data property contains an identifier for the pop up. It is not always an actual reference to the pop up. No data is returned.

Gets the size of the child SystemManager. Dispatched by the SWFLoader control to the child SystemManager to get the size of its content. The child SystemManager updates the width and height properties in the event object

Requests that the parent SystemManager calculate the visible portion of the requesting SWF based on any DisplayObjects that might be clipping the requesting SWF. The requests is sent to a parent SystemManager through the bridge. The results are returned in the data property which is a Rectangle in global coordinates.

Hides a modal window. The remove property determines if the modal window is removed from the display lists as well as hidden. A value of true removes the modal window. A value of false hides only the modal window.

Requests that the mouse cursor should be hidden when over this application. This request is sent to the bridge that is shared with the parent application and propagated up to the top-level root. The data property is not used

Requests that the loader of the current application invalidate its properties, size, or display list. This request is sent from a SystemManager to its parent SystemManager. The data property is a combination of InvalidationRequestData flags. No data is returned.

Tests if a given DisplayObject is a child of a SWF or one of its child SWFs. This request is sent from a SystemManager to one or more of its children's SystemManagers through their bridges. The data property is a reference to the DisplayObject. The receiving SystemManager sets the request's data property to true if the DisplayObject is a child of the SWF or one of its child SWFs.

Request to move control over focus to another FocusManager.and have that FocusManager give focus to a control under its management based on the direction property in the event. When focus is moved back to the parent SWFs FocusManager, the direction property is set to FocusDirection.FORWARD or FocusDirection.BACKWARD. When focus is moved to a child SWFs FocusManager, the direction property is set to FocusDirection.TOP or FocusDirection.BOTTOM.

Removes a placeholder.

Removes a popup from the sandboxRoot's SystemManager.

Requests that the show/hide mouse cursor logic be reset for a new mouse event so that the various applications can request whether the mouse cursor should be shown or hidden. This request is sent to the bridge shared with the parent application and propagated up to the top-level root. The data property is not used

Sets the size of the child.systemManager. Dispatched by the SWFLoader control to the child SystemManager. The child SystemManager should update the size of its children based on the width and height properties in the event object

Set the value of the showFocusIndicator property in every application's FocusManager. The data property is a Boolean that contains the value showFocusIndicator property will be set to. This request is initially sent from the FocusManager that has its showFocusIndicator property set. From there the request is relayed to each FocusManager in the system.

Shows a modal window. The skip property is used with this request. A value of true indicates that the recipient should just forward the request up the parent chain without processing the request. The data property might have a Rectangle that describes the area to exclude based on the current parent. The coordinates are in screen coordinates. The parameter will only be present when the requestor trusts the recipient of the message.

Asks the top-level root if the mouse cursor should be hidden given its current location. Sent to the bridge shared with the parent application and propagated up to the top-level root. The data is set to true if the mouse cursor should be shown at this location