Hi BD
Thanks for the the tip. I tried a post to their applet, I should be spanked for cross posting, grin. I think it may be something that requires getClass.getRes ourceAsStream. The file I am trying to open is within the jar but opening it up on the local file system. I may just change the code and open it up from the jar directly, it just forces me to break the "write once..." I still have to get it working before I get all...
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Hi RedSon
It is something more subtle than that. I am logged in as Administrator. Furthermore I found some code , and it runs just fine and I can open the same file with it form the very same page that the other applet gives an error. If it is a signed app, and I access the file from start() w/o errors, why cant I call a method on my applet object, that calls an object that then calls the final object that actually does the local file access....Leave a comment:
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Hi RedSon
Thanks No errors other than the permission denied. However since then,
empirically I found a partial answer. If I try to access the local file in any method other than start() it fails with Caused by: java.security.A ccessControlExc eption: access denied (java.io.FilePe rmission...
Should I have expected that? How can I get around it? I have this object as a member of another object that my applet creates and calls....Leave a comment:
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signed app|File.exists fails
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I have a signed applet and I still cant access the local file system with File.exists. The code is stumble-stupid:
File f = new File("someLocal Path");
if (f.exists) {...}
The cert is is stored in the Java Console. What more do I have to do? Also what is the best way, after asking nicely, to store personalized data on a browsers local file system from an applet:just establish some path for the users... -
Parsing XML using Prototype's $()
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js & aj newbie.
How/can I use prototype $() to parse out all the elements of a returned XML document?
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