Rick Francis wrote:
> below is an error report of java console from ie v5 trying to open an applet
> but failing:
>
> the cp fw-1 v4.0 on solaris 2.5.1 has a rule allowing port 80; and another
> rule allowing port 1433 (sql server default).
>
> Has this applet worked for you before in a non-firewalled environment? The
> security exception that the console is noting for you sounds like it may be
> an issue of builtin java security vs. a firewall issue. Java does not allow
> any applet to connect to any other machine besides the one which served it.
> Therefore, if your applet is sql enabled, and is attempting to make a
> connection to a database machine which does not reside on the webserver which
> served the applet, you are left with 2 choices - a port redirector (without
> authentication, or some sort of wrapping I don't recommend it), or make the
> database machine and the webserver serve from the same ip. Then again, I
> could be completely off track here, as java console error messages are
> relatively obscure.
Matt
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