I have figured out the problem.
I had a folder with the exact same name for no reason.
Also, now with that working, do I have to have all users of my applet to have the same .java.policy file as me?
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Re: Access Denied!
I have figured out the problem.
I had a folder with the exact same name for no reason.
Also, now with that working, do I have to have all users of my applet to have the same .java.policy file as me?
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That would be one solution, but not a good one. If you have to go that way you'd need to set the codeBase to restrict permissions.
Try signing the jar file.
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I don't understand the link you gave to me about signing jars.
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When I've googled how it says to use jar signer but it gives the error of:
Error: Could not find or load main class sun.security.tools.JarSigner
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