batik applet and security - why?

[Ken Larson]

I am using JSVGCanvas in a swing applet.  The URL of my SVG file is in 
the same location as the applet.  So therefore in theory, my applet 
should need no special privileges to run, since it can get the SVG file 
using an URL based on the applet's codebase URL.  However, I still get a 
security exception.  I think the XML processor is trying to read my home 
directory from the system properties or something.

Anybody have any suggestions as to how to make a batik applet not 
require special privileges?  I can get it to work of course by granting 
my applet special privileges, but this is cumbersome for distribution 
and as far as I know, it should be completely unneccessary.

Ken

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