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Post #7,657 by wharris2 9/4/01 4:12:07 PM Reply	An applet? Aren't applets restricted from accessing that kind of information? French Zombies are zapping me with lasers!
Post #7,665 by Yendor 9/4/01 4:45:34 PM Reply	Yes, an applet And the file that it's trying to load is a .jpg file for a button, and said .jpg file is included in the .jar being distributed in the first place. So it shouldn't have a problem acessing a file inside the same jar. -YendorMike "The problems of the world cannot possibly be solved by the skeptics or the cynics whose horizons are limited by the obvious realities. We need people who dream of things that never were." - John F. Kennedy
Post #7,688 by tablizer 9/4/01 9:54:13 PM Reply	re: applet restrictions >> Aren't applets restricted from accessing that kind of information? << With enuf certificates or whatever Sun calls those things, applets can be given access to all kinds of stuff. I don't know what the upper limit is, maybe full Java application-like access. My observation is that certificates are a pain in the butt to setup though. ________________ oop.ismad.com

Java question... - (Yendor) - (6) - Sept. 4, 2001, 01:26:05 PM EDT

is .jar in the classpath?` - (ChrisR) - Sept. 4, 2001, 03:52:28 PM EDT

An applet? - (wharris2) - (2) - Sept. 4, 2001, 04:12:07 PM EDT

Yes, an applet - (Yendor) - Sept. 4, 2001, 04:45:34 PM EDT

re: applet restrictions - (tablizer) - Sept. 4, 2001, 09:54:13 PM EDT

Re: Java question... - (Arkadiy) - Sept. 4, 2001, 08:58:40 PM EDT

The reason it doesn't work anymore - (tuberculosis) - Sept. 5, 2001, 11:55:29 AM EDT

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