HI Alberto
You need to sign all client jar's and modify jnlp file.
I.e.
- all needed ulc client jar's
- ulc-base-trusted.jar
- your client custom jar's.
- add security tag into jnlp
<security>
<all-permissions/>
</security>
It is writen in deployment documentation about it. But you must sign all clent
jars, not some of them.
Peter Pulmann, Slovakia.
Alberto Smulders (13.02.2007 12:25):
>Hi,
>
>Maybe this has little or nothing to do with ULC itself, but I hope somebody
>found a workaround for the following problem:
>
>Running an ULC application in the development environment (Eclipse), there is
>no problem to paste a text into a text field on a form that was copied from
>another document on the machine (e.g. a Word document or some Notepad text).
>
>But, after deploying the application in Tomcat and using Webstart to run it,
>this doesn't work anymore, only copy/paste among fields INSIDE the application
>work! And the reverse is also true, impossible to paste something into an
>external document that was copied from a field inside the application.
>
>It looks like Windows and the JNLP app each have it's own clipboard....
>
>Some workaround for this ??
>
>Kind regards,
>
>Alberto A. Smulders
>HostDat Lda. - Portugal
>
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