next-generation-plugin

I need a Java applet framework or something like that for syncing files between server and local machine through browser. Of course I can make that applet myself, but maybe someone has already seen or done that applet. Are there any Java applet frameworks for accessing the local file system through a browser? Andrew Thompson See the Applet info. page for references to 'Next Generation'. Since the Next Generation plug-in, even sand-boxed embedded applets can access the local file-system (with the permission of the user, when prompted). Next Gen. applets: Can be deployed using Java Web Start

We are launching an applet using jnlp The applet needs to load a native library The jar and the jnlp are signed with a self generated certificate. The jnlp grants all permission with <security> <all-permissions/> </security> The policy file grants all permissions grant { permission java.security.AllPermission; }; We are getting a popup dialog “ java security warning” That says: this application is going to perform an insecure operation. Do you want to continue ? Continue or cancel (see attached screen shot) There is no “allow always” button Which means that the dialog pops up “every time” the

How can I save a configuration locally and permanently in a Java Applet? Ideally this should be work with a not signed Applet. In addition to AlexR's methods.. .. .. Run the applet in a new generation Java plug-in (1.6.0_10+) and use the JNLP API's PersistenceService to serialize the data. Here is a demo. of the PersistenceService . Applet may receive parameters using <param> tag. This way you can send it parameters you know at design time or at runtime. If you mean that user that uses the applet can change some parameters and you wish to store them you have 2 possibilities. Store them in

It is years since I have worked in Java (that's my excuse). I am trying to launch a Java Swing UI as an Applet (previously done via Web Start). I have modified the jnlp file to reflect the changes that I know are necessary for an applet (e.g. using applet-desc instead of application-desc). Inside the <resources> tag in the jnlp file we set system properties like this: <property name="java.security.auth.login.config" value="$$context/app/auth.conf"/> In the init method of the main class we try to read some of these system properties and always get "null" as the value. Does anyone have any ideas