Hi, Now it works under Netscape 6 without any problems. But still have problems with Netscape 4.7.
Cheers Krish. Krishnan Chellakarai wrote: > We are planning on downloading all the libraries on to the target machine > definitely. I need this to work in Netscape 4.7 & 6. I have various problems, > anybody who have made it to work, please help.... > > Cheers > Krish. > > Jamie Nicolson wrote: > > > I believe this exception gets thrown when CryptoManager calls > > System.getProperty(). Perhaps you need to add a > > java.security.PropertyPermission? > > > > Running in an applet was never a design goal for JSS. Calling into a > > native library contradicts the ideal of an applet, which is supposed to > > be pure Java that runs in a sandbox. You also have the problem that the > > JSS, NSS, and NSPR shared libraries have to be installed on the target > > machine. > > > > Assuming you have a plan for distributing the libraries, the other > > issues can probably be resolved by enabling the appropriate permissions. > > Perhaps some people who read this newsgroup have gotten it to work. > > > > Krishnan Chellakarai wrote: > > > > >Hi, > > > > > >I am using JSS API to access the Netscape certificate repository from an > > > > > >applet. When I call CryptoManage.initialize function from the applet, I > > >get an security exception "netscape.security.AppletSecurityException: > > >security.checkpropsaccess.key ". > > > > > >Does any body know why? Also what permission should I enable? > > > > > >Thanks > > >Krish. > > >PS: Same code works okay as a standalone app. This happens only in an > > >applet. > > > > > > > > >
