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Hello,,

I do an applet that access the camera and mic then it send streams for each one of them to a destination... i want to upgrade my applet si it can record the strams at the hard disk but when i start thr recording at the applet it give me the following exception..

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java.lang.RuntimeException: No permission to write files from applets

I test the code at the application "extends JFrame" it dosen't give any error , so the error is only from the applet..

can any body help me how i can solve this applet security option?

I search the internet and i found this page http://java.sun.com/sfaq/ and i do the same steps but i have the same problem...

i wait the explain if it can....

[747 byte] By [shadya] at [2007-11-26 20:00:04]
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Yes, basic applets are limited to running in a security "sandbox". You can either sign an applet, and then the user can accept the signature and run the applet, or you can change the security permissions on the computer that you want the applet to run on.

For most uses, signing the applet is the best choice. The document below has instructions (Part III) for signing an applet, and they work. If you want to "self-sign" a certificate, skip over the steps that involve 3rd-party certificate vendors.

http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/guides/plugin/developer_guide/contents.html

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