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hi all,
i get an exception in the code.
it is like this...
java.security.AccesControlException access denied
(java.net.socketpermission 192.168.1.107 :1099 connect,resolve)
here 192.168.1.107 is the server's IP address.i am running the client
in another machine.i wrote a policy file granting ALLpermission.
the error is in client machine.

please give me a solution
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srijan
 
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Did you use java -Djava.security.policy=permission.txt option?
 
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hi,
no i did not try with that. i will try and inform
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hi all,
the detailed problem is
The server runs on a machine other than the client.I try to send
a message from the client, process it in the server and get back
the result into the client applet.The outline is like this.
Server machine IP : 192.168.1.107
Server side:
At the command line I type:
C:\start rmiregistry
C:\java -Djava.security.policy=grantperm.policy AddServer

both the rmiregistry and the server start up fine.
Client side IP :192.168.1.110)
At the command line I type:
C:\appletviewer AddClient.java
the applet starts up but as soon as the contents of the applet are
displayed the following exception comes at the client machine:
java.net.AccessControlexception access denied (java.net.SocketPermission
192.168.1.107:1099 connect,resolve)
there is no other further action at the client.
the server is still running fine
can u please explain why this happens.the 'grantperm policy' file contains:
grant
{ // allow everything for now
permission java.security.AllPermission;
};
and is in the same directory as the AddServerImpl and AddServer files.
 
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hi all,
the detailed problem is
The server runs on a machine other than the client.I try to send
a message from the client, process it in the server and get back
the result into the client applet.The outline is like this.
Server machine IP : 192.168.1.107
Server side:
At the command line I type:
C:\start rmiregistry
C:\java -Djava.security.policy=grantperm.policy AddServer

both the rmiregistry and the server start up fine.
Client side IP :192.168.1.110)
At the command line I type:
C:\appletviewer AddClient.java
the applet starts up but as soon as the contents of the applet are
displayed the following exception comes at the client machine:
java.net.AccessControlexception access denied (java.net.SocketPermission
192.168.1.107:1099 connect,resolve)
there is no other further action at the client.
the server is still running fine
can u please explain why this happens.the 'grantperm policy' file contains:
grant
{ // allow everything for now
permission java.security.AllPermission;
};
and is in the same directory as the AddServerImpl and AddServer files.

srijan
 
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Hi,
The problem you are facing is due to the Applet security restrictions. The Applet Security Manager allows socket connections to the same machine (i.e. same IP address) from where the applet was loaded. Thus, if you have a RMI server on a different machine than the webserver machine (from where the applet was loaded), there is a security exception thrown.
However, you can sign your applets and relax this rule. I think you can use javakey to sign it. But, this is only for development environment. Coz, IE and Netscape do not recognize it.
Hope this helps.
Ashwin.
 
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