# help required for jdk115

Mobeen Ali (mobeen@ibm.net)
Thu, 26 Nov 1998 12:30:15 +0500

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I am using NT Server 4.0 with all the service patches installed i am
running Oracle8 as a database, Web application server of Oracle release
3.0 and using a Intel 300 Mhz machine. The front end i am using is
Developer/2000

I am using JDK1.1.5 to run oracle forms50, when i am calling applets
through Internet Explorer 4 it runs fine.
The Path and CLASSPATH variables are already set and it seem to be
fine.but when i try to run the same file through appletviewer in dos
mode. I receive error and it fails to run the applet.

I have already imported security certificates using
javakey -c Developer/2000 true
javakey -ic Developer/2000 Dev2k.x509

which generates identitydb.obj

but i am still reciving followin error messages.

appletviewer http://ant.132.147.163.3/web_html/web_cart.html

java.lang.SecurityException: invalid SHA signature file digest for
oracle/forms/uiClient/v1_4/ui/ComponentItem.class
at
sun.tools.jar.JarVerifierStream.verifySigFileEntry(JarVerifierStream.java:350)

at
sun.tools.jar.JarVerifierStream.processSignature(JarVerifierStream.java:303)

at
sun.tools.jar.JarVerifierStream.processEntry(JarVerifierStream.java:244)

at sun.tools.jar.JarVerifierStream.read(JarVerifierStream.java:218)
at
sun.applet.AppletResourceLoader.loadJar(AppletResourceLoader.java:208)
at
sun.applet.AppletResourceLoader.loadJar(AppletResourceLoader.java:177)
at sun.applet.JinitAppletPanel.loadJarFiles(JinitAppletPanel.java:625)
at sun.plugin.AppletViewer.loadJarFiles(AppletViewer.java:634)
at sun.applet.JinitAppletPanel.runLoader(JinitAppletPanel.java:500)
at sun.applet.JinitAppletPanel.run(JinitAppletPanel.java:310)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:474)

what is the default location where appletviewer looks for the
identitydb.obj file

pls help is required to solve the problem and early response would be
appreicated.

mobeen.

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