On Wednesday 11 April 2007 Marc's cat, walking on the keyboard, wrote:
> The bottom line question is can an applet served to a client machine other
> than the one the postrgres db resides on read that db?
>
> An applet I've written and tested on the same box as my database runs fine.
Marc's, due t
Marc wrote:
what version of PostgreSQL?
what version of the jdbc driver?
The bottom line question is can an applet served to a client machine
other than the one the postrgres db resides on read that db?
I can't see why not.
An applet I’ve written and tested on the same box as my database
On Apr 11, 3:45 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ("Marc") wrote:
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> The applet has been self signed. ..
I did miss that bit on my initial reading,
but like I said earlier - best to continue
it in a discussion on a Java group.
Andrew T.
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On Apr 11, 3:45 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ("Marc") wrote:
> The bottom line question is can an applet served to a client machine other
> than the one the postrgres db resides on read that db?
Certainly. But the applet needs to be signed
by the distributor, and trusted by the end-user.
> Why does an
The bottom line question is can an applet served to a client machine other
than the one the postrgres db resides on read that db?
An applet I've written and tested on the same box as my database runs fine.
When I try running the applet from another computer on the network I get an
error trying to
