# Trusted applets...

Andy (ex2@sorman.se)
Tue, 19 May 1998 07:10:01 +0100

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    Message-Id: <98May19.070930gmt+0100.15233@front.sorman.se>

    Date: Tue, 19 May 1998 07:10:01 +0100

    To: java-security@web2.javasoft.com

    From: Andy <ex2@sorman.se>

    Subject: Trusted applets...

Hi!
My name is Andy Yu and I'm studing at the University of Kalmar
in Sweden. I'm currently doing a finaljob for a company that
involves developing a applet.

I've tried the Duke security-applet example. It worked fine, but
how is a ordinary user suppose to make the system accept
the duke security-applet? Not everybody have a JDK 1.1 installed
on their computer!!!=20

I've seen some webpages that "asks" if I want to trust material=20
from a company. The page asks this question through a dialogbox=20
(like when i surf in to a page that uses the java plugin and I
don't have the plugin installed). The only thing a user have to=20
do is to tick a tickbox and press OK to register that he/she=20
trusts this company. Is it a java applet? If it is, how is it done?

Another thing I only got the Duke example to work in the appletviewer,
in IE 4.0 + the Java Plugin I still get an exception. Any ideas?

Please send me an answer as quickly as possible!

Andy Yu
andy.yu@home.se

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