You may want to investigate using HTTP to handle
your transfer. You could download the file that your applet needs with
HTTPClient, and have another JSP page that takes the file back from the applet
and saves it on the server using HTTPClient and FileUpload. That at least
gives you rudimentary file open/save functionality that doesn't involve the
local filesystem that the applet is running on. If for some reason you
can't use HTTPClient, you can do the same thing with HttpUrlConnection.
Keep in mind when talking to a server with your applet that you have to
reference the server EXACTLY like you referenced it in your EMBED or OBJECT tag.
i.e. If the applet was downloaded from 127.0.0.1 you have to connect to the
server by that IP, if it was dowloaded from www.myserver.com then you have to connect
using the FQDN.
--Nathan McMinn
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