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From: berg@platsol.com (Michael Bergknoff)
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To: freebsd-java@FreeBSD.ORG, pantzer@ludd.luth.se
Subject: Re: Security exception
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>I do hope that you know that a applet can connect only to the host that it was 
>loaded from. To me it looks like the applet viewer is doing it's job.
>

I thought that if the applet was loaded from the local file system
it might be different or that there may be configuration options
available to control the security manager.

>Did you use the same version of the appletviewer on all platforms?

I was wrong about it running on Solaris. It gets an exception there also.
I have seen it work okay on Windows NT using the appletviewer from
Symantec Visual Cafe. I have also seen it work okay loaded from 
Netscape (from a local file) using Suns activator product, also on NT.

Thanks,
Mike

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