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Hi,
I am trying to run the applet(JApplet) from browser.I am using NetBeans hence including "swing-layout-1.0.3.jar". From NetBeans I am able to run the applet.But in browser,I am getting an exception. In HTML, I am writing this-

I am getting the following exception-

Do I need to change java.policy file in JRE directory? If yes, what should I add in it?

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It's probably easier to sign the applet, especially if you expect other people to use it as well. See http://faq.javaranch.com/java/HowCanAnAppletReadFilesOnTheLocalFileSystem for more information on both approaches; it also contains an example of the PropertyPermission required here.
 
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Thanks. Using keytool and jarsigner command I created keystore and certificate and was able to create Signed applet.
But when I run the applet in the browser, I am getting the same error-

I have set the contents of java.policy (jre/lib/security directory) like this-


 
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Problem was with native implementation(of Tibco) than permission of Applet.
 
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