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  1. Re: Running unsigned (Java) applications like this will be blocked in a future release

    I read an article from a few months back where the author was claiming that Oracle was attempting to destroy the java sandbox.


    Minor inconvenience, in my opinion. Given the upside of doing it,...
  2. Re: Running unsigned (Java) applications like this will be blocked in a future release

    I think it's criminal what Oracle is doing. Keep in mind that not all commercial certificates are even natively recognized by java. Some of them will still require you to get your end-user to do...
  3. Re: Running unsigned (Java) applications like this will be blocked in a future release

    No .java files are java source files. They are not even compiled and cannot be ran in any way. When .java files are compiled, you get .class files. The .class files are packaged into a .jar, which is...
  4. Re: Running unsigned (Java) applications like this will be blocked in a future release

    FYI: make sure you have the permissions tag in your manifest. Since Java 7, Update 40 (could have been a bit sooner), it has been flagging applets without the permissions attribute, warning that they...
  5. Re: Running unsigned (Java) applications like this will be blocked in a future release

    Yes, it is part of the JDK (and a real pain in the ass to use).

    Depending on your IDE, I suppose you might be able to find a plug-in that does it for you. If you do try to find a plug-in, tell me...
  6. Re: Running unsigned (Java) applications like this will be blocked in a future release

    You can sign it yourself if you have your own digital certificate. If you are talking about java making sure the program is not stolen and used on another website, that has been taken care of by the...
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