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john.burton
I don't want to bypass the security at all even if I could, I
understand why it's there.
But I have a little applet on a webpage used by a closed group of users
which works if not signed but provides some additional features if it
is signed.
What I don't want though is for users to get the dialog box you get
with a signed applet saying do you want to accept it... If the user has
chosen "Always trust this publisher" then it doesn't ask and that's
great but if not I'd rather it say nothing and run without additional
privileges than ask the user.
Is there any way I can supress the dialog and simply not run with
priveleges in this case? Or any way I can detect from javascript or an
unsigned applet if the user is likely to be asked?
I can't think of a way to achieve this but thought I'd ask !
understand why it's there.
But I have a little applet on a webpage used by a closed group of users
which works if not signed but provides some additional features if it
is signed.
What I don't want though is for users to get the dialog box you get
with a signed applet saying do you want to accept it... If the user has
chosen "Always trust this publisher" then it doesn't ask and that's
great but if not I'd rather it say nothing and run without additional
privileges than ask the user.
Is there any way I can supress the dialog and simply not run with
priveleges in this case? Or any way I can detect from javascript or an
unsigned applet if the user is likely to be asked?
I can't think of a way to achieve this but thought I'd ask !