Brian M. Rock wrote:
>Does anyone know where in the OS X File Structure I need to install a
>..java.policy file?
In the usual place: the "user.home" directory.
>I have an applet that is attempting to load in FireFox 1.06 in Mac OS X and
>it is returning a java.security.AccessControl exception. The applet is not
>signed.
An unsigned applet won't have access to the "user.home" property, so you'll
have to convince users to install the policy file separately. Why a user
would trust a random applet-provider to do that, I don't understand.
If a user does install a policy file, it won't take effect until the next
time the JVM is launched, typically, the next time the browser is launched.
It might be simpler to just sign the applet, unless you're just testing.
-- GG
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