Thanks for the trick wauwau0977, I'll try.
clebert.suconic, could you tell me why don't you recommend an Applet please?,
in my case, as I told you, is not an option, but a requirement?
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for me this worked for swing apps as well as JUnit tests (which run in separate
JVM).
1) add to java installation where the server is running:
lib/security/java.policy the following line in grant section:
permission java.security.AllPermission;
2) on the client in java somewhere in a init
Thank you for the quick answer, but the problem is that I need to access from a
rich-gui swing applet, i.e. I need to obtain some EJB entities from the server,
and then paint the information in a rich-gui application (each type of entity
would lead the painting of the related GUI-Object), and as
Even with J2EE 1.4 would recommend a servlet.
I still do.
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