If I'm running an applet on the same machine from where it is originating,
why i can't perform file input/output operation? Is there any way to give
priviledge to that applet to do so?
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If I'm running an applet on the same machine from where it is originating,
why i can't perform file input/output operation? Is there any way to give
priviledge to that applet to do so?
Hello Manoj:
You can run any applet as a trusted applet. See Sun's documentation.
As far as accessing IO on the same machine, applets that are not trusted
don't have access to the local machine. So, if you applet is currently on
your local machine - not a server - you may run into IO exceptions.
Tom Duffy
"Manoj" <manoj_paa@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>If I'm running an applet on the same machine from where it is originating,
>why i can't perform file input/output operation? Is there any way to give
>priviledge to that applet to do so?
>
