Perhaps you can try to use Crimson parser instead of xerces in your applet.
[ use this command in your applet class : XMLResourceDescriptor.setXMLParserClassName("org.apache.crimson.parser.XMLReaderImpl");]
As Crimson is included in the latest versions of the JRE, your applet will be ligther and it may resolve your security problems...
I hope this helps
Philippe
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De: Stephen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Date: lundi 9 juin 2003 20:32
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Objet: xerces batik applet
I'm trying to run an applet with JSVGCanvas in the browser but I'm
running into all kinds of security problems (act surprised!) regarding
xerces. It wants to read properties from not only the System properties
but from file io. Any ideas on how to keep xerces from being so
intrusive?
Thanks,
Stephen.
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