Re: Problems reading a properties file in an applet
steen wrote:
....
I've packed the applet into a jar which the html page then loads, but
when I try to read my version.properties file (which is in the root of
the jar-file) I get an
java.security.AccessControlException: access denied
(java.io.FilePermission version.properties read)
I'm trying to read the file using
p.load(getClass().getResourceAsStream("/version.properties"));
That does not add up. I cannot see why an SAE
is thrown, if reading the properties from a stream
coming from an URL pointing to wtihin one of the
Jar's that is on its own classpath.
One thing I will point out though, it is well worth
breaking the last statement down to ensure all
our assumptions are correct.
URL propertiesAddress =
getClass.getResource("/version.properties");
// where does this point?
System.out.println(
"propertiesAddress: " + propertiesAddress );
p.load( propertiesAddress.openStream() );
....
I am probably missing something pretty elementary, but I've gone blind
looking for the problem...any ideas ?
1) To fix the applet..
Provide an SSCCE*.
Provide an URL to the broken applet.
2) To deploy the code (as 'not an applet')..
Code this as a web-start application.
* <http://www.physci.org/codes/sscce>
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