If you are talking about reading and writing files on the client machine,
an applet can't normally do that: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/deployment/applet/security_practical.html
There are ways around that, but the best advice I can give you is not to write
applets. Write normal applications instead and all these restrictions and
headaches immediately disappear.
> I'm genuinely incensed by these accusations that I am
> a student and a little tired of these insults. If
> you were to view my profile you'll discover
Looks can be deceptive
> I'm far
> from a student.
So you have never been a student in your life. Interesting
> i mean an applet created and running in local
> system... trough tat i want to create new files and
> store some data....
You can access the file system if you are running it in a appletviewer. But unsigned applets can't access the local file system from a browser
> It says that either they are the same or they are in
> the same class.
No! I can see no reason why in this thread Demosoft should post "I'm genuinely incensed by these accusations that I am a student and a little tired of these insults. If you were to view my profile you'll discover I'm far from a student." if he and the OP were not one and the same.
> No! I can see no reason why in this thread Demosoft
> should post "I'm genuinely incensed by these
> accusations that I am a student and a little tired of
> these insults. If you were to view my profile you'll
> discover I'm far from a student." if he and the OP
> were not one and the same.
I did miss that post.
> I'm genuinely incensed by these accusations that I am
> a student and a little tired of these insults. If
> you were to view my profile you'll discover I'm far
> from a student.
Obviously you're no programmer!
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