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There are 33 articles & tutorials regarding "Applets".
- 1.) Signed Applets, Browsers, and File Access
- Monica Pawlan and Satya Dodda April 1998 Have you ever asked yourself "How do I sign an applet so it can access local system resources?", or "Why does an applet work in Applet Viewer, but not in my browser?" This article answers these questions, and shows you how to sign an applet, give it access to a local file, and successfully run it. By default, applets have no access to system resources outside the directory from which they were launched, but a signed applet can access local system...
Found at Java Developer Connection
- 2.) Writing a Java Card[tm] Applet
- by Ed Ort Release 2.1.1 January 2001 This article introduces smart cards, gives a brief overview of Java Card[tm] technology, and by stepping you through the code of a sample applet distributed with a Java Card toolkit, shows you how to code a Java Card applet. This is the first in a series of articles on Java Card applets. After you write a Java Card applet, you're ready to test and deploy it. Future articles will describe how to perform those tasks. Here are the topics covered in this...
Found at Java Wireless Developer
- 3.) Turning an Applet into a Standalone Application
- By Tony Squier July 1998 Have you ever asked, "What is the difference between an applet and an application?" Or, "How do you turn an applet into a standalone application?" If so, then you are by no means alone; these questions are often asked, and the intention of this article is to help dispel the confusion behind these questions. If you want to turn an applet into a standalone application, it helps to understand that there are two main differences between an applet and a full-blown...
Found at Java Developer Connection
- 4.) Creating a Trusted Applet with Local File System Access Rights
- By Olexiy & Alexander Prokhorenko Creating trusted applets with the access rights to the local clients' file system, even to this day remains a vital topic. A number of problems, by virtue of the specificity, can be executed only on the client side. Quite often, programmers unfamiliar with trusted applets technology accept it as an impossibility to work with client files and search for other ways to work. However, such ways exist and can be widely used in most variations. In this...
Found at developer.com
- 5.) Java Applet for Signing with a Smart Card
- By Svetlin Nakov Go to page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Next You can a sign documents using a smart card through a user's web browser using a Java applet. Throughout this article, you will discover how to build an applet that is based on the Sun PKCS#11 Provider , a cryptographic provider that is part of J2SE 5.0. Signing documents requires the user to have a digital certificate along with a corresponding private key. Certificates are issued by certification authorities and can be stored in a file...
Found at developer.com
- 6.) I want to tell you how to write C# Applet, display it in a web page and the requirement.
- By Lloyd Dupont I want to tell you how to write C# Applet, display it in a web page and the requirement. The requirement first, your C# Applet won't work anywhere nor from anywhere. You should put (and test) it on IIS, for unknown reason (at last unknown to me) this won't work locally or with apache. BTW http://www.brinkster.com make free ".NET" hosting. Not any client could display a C# Applet, you surely need IE6 and probably .NET SDK (at last with these configuration this work...
Found at C# Help
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