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    Default Access Control Exception

    Hi everyone,
    I attempted to search the web on Access Control Exceptions but still haven't fully found what I am looking for.... and I wanted to see if you guys could offer me some help!

    I am trying to attach an applet to an html file and display it on the web. I'm having trouble with the permissions somewhere. From the information I have gathered, it seems I can access the java.policy somewhere and make adjustments but I want to make it universal for any computer I display my html file on.

    Do I add code to my .class file or my html file?
    How do I make my applet run??


    Here is the error:
    AccessControlException.JPG

    Thank you so much for the help!


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    Default Re: Access Control Exception

    The .java.policy file is for one PC. To allow many PCs to use your applet it needs to be signed.
    I don't have a link for the specifics. Here is a link that might help:
    https://blogs.oracle.com/java-platfo...ments_for_rias
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    A java.security.AccessControlException exception is created when certain classes on the call stack are missing the required permissions during a java.security.AccessController.checkPermission method.

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    Default Re: Access Control Exception

    I've created a Web Service user and a Web Service role, to which the Web Service user is assigned. This role has every single possible permission enabled. Yet, when I do a simple call to moodle_user_get_users_by_id using Zend's XML-RPC client, it fails. I get back a Zend_Xml_Rpc_Client_FaultException with the message property that says "Access control exception"
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    Please post the full text of the error message and the java code where the exception happened so we can see it.
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