Well...things are different now. :) I removed the .java.policy from one
Windows machine, and now it's prompting me for a userid and
password...I'm not sure if it wants a network or iSeries
userid...doesn't seem to like either one. This one sits behind a proxy
server.
I tried a different machine (r
Yup.
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Hi Wim -
Well...hopefully Java is installed correctl
Hi Wim -
Well...hopefully Java is installed correctly...I'm not sure of the
client PCs since they were deployed without Java in mind. But, that's
fixable if there's a problem.
The JNLP file you sent looks simple...thanks for sharing the file. The
base URL can be an http:// request rather than fil
Hello Michael,
The emulator is a Java GUI application,
which means you cannot launch it as a servlet or as an HTML page. As you
told me that you are already launching the emulator as an applet, I presume
you have Java installed correctly on the target PCs as I think the applet
will not run in a s
Hi Wim -
Thanks for the feedback. What are the alternatives to launching the
emulator as an applet? Can I launch it as a servlet?
I'll look into web start.
Thanks...
- Michael
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Hello Michael,
If I'm correct there is no correct way
to deploy a java policy file when deploying an applet. So the easiest way
would be to sign your applet. You can generate your own (test-)certificate
for signing. Another possibility would be to start your emulator with webstart.
This allows fo
Hi folks -
Installed tn5250j yesterday and got it working as an applet. Very nice
code...thanks for putting it together.
Question: Do I have this right? I either need to deploy a .java.policy
file to client PCs that want to access my iSeries, or I need to
digitally sign the applet.
Any good meth
