Unsinged java applet support crossdomain.xml since this May.
On Dec 9, 1:05 pm, jago <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > GAE front end server always gzip files whenever possible.
>
> You probably don't know how applets work. You can compress the Applet-
> jar file extremely by using pack200+gzip. For that you need the client
> (the Java plugin in your browser) know what you did (send content-
> encoding for pack200-gzip).
>
> Obviously I have other webspace from where I could serve the jars with
> whatever content-encoding I want. The problem is sandboxed Applets
> only allow loading files from the 'path' (Domain) their jar-file was
> loaded from. So if I want to read data from the appengine I have to
> load it from the appengine :)
>
> > In the meanwhile, you can always send static big files by other
> > services such as amazon S3 or simplecdn.
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