I think the point everyone is missing is that this will really only work in a
controlled environment, but if he's writing an applet, then he wants it to work
in a lot of different situations, and setting the security level in your browser
isn't going to cut it.
Either read it from the server it was downloaded from, put it in a jar file, or
get a certificate.
Jay
Asish Law wrote:
> Yes you can. I have successfully done it in the past. Make sure that the
> security levels set for your browser are at the min levels, just to test that
> this is not your problem.
>
> Stefano Scarpanti wrote:
>
> > Hi all,
> > does anybody kno whether an applet can read anything from a file or it is
> > always thrown a security exception?
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