I had similar problems with security properties of applets. It is possible
to sign an Applet as an Trusted applet. The user has to do this and it is a
bit complicated but it works. The applet gets all rights on the local
machine and it becomes possible to write and read from the local harddisk.
a simpeler way but less elegant is to use i.e. 4.0; It is possible to manage
the security settings of an applet. It is possible to give an unsigned
applet read or write rights on the local disk. If this is possible with
other browsers (netscape) I do not know.
If you find a better solution please let me know..
Hans Schevers
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From: Vichitpong Narumitrekhagarn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 1999 7:30 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: JESS: jess : open file
I use JESS to work like the applet (jess.ConsoleApplet) and I want to
write the output in files. But I know applet can't open file.
How can I do?
I really hope you can answer my question and please explain that problem
for me.
Thank you
Vichitpong NA.
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