Re: Applets and 1.7.0_21?
On 5/21/2013 5:39 PM, Richard Maher wrote:
On May 21, 11:45 pm, Knute Johnson <nos...@knutejohnson.com> wrote:
I've got some software running in the wild that uses JApplets. My
client decided to update the Java version from 1.6 something to
1.7.0_21. The applets communicate with the server they come from. This
caused a security exception. I re-compiled and self-signed one of the
applets to see if that would solve the issue but then I got a
ConnectException. I'm not sure why and it could be related to the
Serialzed data being transmitted between the applet and server.
Should self signing the .jar files solve any problems from changing the
Java versions for my applets?
Thanks,
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Knute Johnson
I have an unsigned applet that talks back to the codebase through
sockets and does not have any problems.
Were you signed or unsigned before or a mix?
Does this help:-
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/tech/java-code-signing-1915323.html
Cheers Richard Maher
The applets were running unsigned. I just tried to see if I could solve
the problems by signing one. It wasn't that successful.
I think what we are going to do is to convert their code to an
application. That's what I wanted to do from the get go but they were
convinced that this would be less hassle. I'm not sure they are
convinced any more :-).
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Knute Johnson
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