Short Answer: You can't One of the constraints of the "Applet Sandbox" is that you can only connect back to the machine from which the applet was downloaded. This constraint can be overcome with signed applets or by getting the user to alter their security policy. This is a good thing. It means that I, the user, can feel confident that, ...
Hello again world. I have an Applet that displays a scrolling holiday greeting. When I try to attach it to an email, I'm told all they get is an empty rectangle. When they hover over the empty rectangle, the pop-up tooltip message reads "load: class HolidayBanner not found". Now, I've attached both the "HolidayBanner.html" file and the "HolidayBanner.class" file that the ...
Hi, I am trying to send a mail from a java applet using the javamail api. I've done a lot of homework since I'm new to java. I succeeded to create the applet which sends mail (not from the browser) and then I put it in a test html file. I read that this will not work since the applet needs ...
Hi everyone. I can't seem to find a clear-cut answers anywhere out there. I have a client who wants a full email client embedded in her site. Obviously, if I wanted to get this working on the server, I would need the javamail and jaf jar files there, but where? Even if they're on the server, how do I tell my ...
The problem i have is when i try to invoke the function sendEmail() from my UI it is throwing a series of applet alerts (some 10 of them) . The following are the alerts that i get 1. The applet is attempting to invoke the java/lang/System.getProperty() operation on java.home 2. The applet is attempting to perform a read operation on the ...
Hi, I am trying to send a mail from a java applet using the javamail api. I've done a lot of homework since I'm new to java. I succeeded to create the applet which sends mail (not from the browser) and then I put it in a test html file. I read that this will not work since the applet needs ...