Definitely yes, Ben. But u can use URL for both applets and
applications. Currently i wrote the piece of code that do this, but
haven't tested it yet. The only difference would be that when run as
application the protocol would be "file:" and "http:"(or smth else)
otherwise.
Regards,
vladimir
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> Hi!
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> I have visualised a calculator from the Middle Ages with Java 3D
> and used threads for the animations. Now I wanted to present it on
> the WWW. But after starting the applet
> with a browser (+ plugin) I encountered security exceptions.
> After adding the necessary permissions to the policy file, it
> finally worked fine.
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> My question is now the following:
> Does any user who wants to start my applet
> has to modify the java.policy file of his plugin in order to give my
> applet the explicit permissions to start and modify threads,
> or is there any other way, that would not bother the user??
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> I am afraid that this question was probably asked before, but
> I really need to know this. Sorry.
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> Thanks in advance,
> Benjamin Nill
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