Can someone explain why this occurs? I"m trying to connect a JDBC
driver
to the server end of a test application. The JDBC driver is in the
classpath.
The server is running at http://localhost:/
Err java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.sqlite.JDBC
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.sql
I think this discussion is off the track. If you have a specific
application, for a specific class of customers,
by all means bypass the middle man.
That's not what browsers and web protocols are intended for.Web
protocols and browsers were invented
to allow arbitrary content providers to e
On Sep 10, 9:56 pm, Sri wrote:
> If you have built your site correctly, a malicious browser cannot harm
> your site.
>
Vacuously true. In practice there are huge problems if you can't
trust your browser, which you can't.
Lets construct a simple example. Suppose I have a web site with a
use
Isn't any security that's based on the browser enforcing a policy
essentially a sham?
Or more politely, guaranteed to be ineffective against a deliberate
attack.
The browsers are open source, and the communications channel is
unencrypted,
and you don't have to use a browser at all. There are jus
There ought to be two different discussions -
(1) for attacks on the user that use the web site as an unwitting
accomplice,
perhaps intended to compromise the user's account and send
unauthorised
information to timbuktu.
(2) attacks on the web site itself, perhaps intended to extract bulk
data t
