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I want help ....How to run applets on Internet explore with JDBC ..AS Jdbc programs are difficult to run on IE..I have it through IIS too.
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Hai,
Applets do not have jdbc support. However jdbc will work if the applets are trusted. It would be better if u state what exactly is the error that u are getting . Or the same thing can me done indirectly using the three tier architecture .
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Applets do not have to be trusted to access a database as long as the database is on the same server hat the applet was served from. Just make sure that the jdbc classes are accessible by the applet from the web server.
 
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