@Tobias No obstacle; one has been created, though I haven't had time to test it with old java versions yet. The problem is that Oracle introduced a bug in the last Java update that stops it running if signed as noted in my Nov 4th post. The bug report<http://bugs.sun.com/view_bug.do?bug_id=JDK-8027396>is demonstrated here <http://www.segal.org/java/SignedAppletTest/>, though they've closed the report as not reproducible -- I can reproduce it (Win 7 enterprise), but can't see a way to comment on the Oracle site. They say it will work in update 51, but 51 will also stop unsigned jars working and requires manifest entries that I'm still researching. Hoping to have to have a signed jar that will work in the future updates rather than having one now that creates a flurry of "doesn't work" reports. Do you feel I should upload a signed jar for people to test that won't work in the next Java update? Let me know. I won't have time to do further work on this until I finish work elsewhere (hopefully on the weekend). @Devin I wonder if your system policy settings are being overridden by your user policy file? As stated, I'm no expert in Java security and policy file use. I'm also wondering if WIn7 Enterprise uses policy files differently from other versions. I can't look into this at present.
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