kindy huang wrote:
Could you please explain in a bit more details? How
can I change the security policy? there is a
security.properties in j2ee's config/, but I am not
sure what it does.
My understanding was that you were seeing these exceptions in an applet
on a browser, not inside a J2EE server. For the client side, we are
requiring that the xj3d code be installed in the jre/lib/ext directory,
which is where all Standard Extensions are installed. Once there, you do
no need to modify the security policy file.
Not know where xj3d deals with system properties
stuff...
If you look at the overview page of the Javadoc, it has a listing of
every property that the system uses or sets. However, the places where
that code actually makes use of it, is widely distributed due to the
architecture.
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