Hi ranchers,
I have 2 questions.
1) Unless I terminate the JVM with the task manager, I can't see the changes in the applet code reflecting to the related applet inside an html page.
This does not happen if I test the applet via the commandline appletviewer, where I can see the code changes.
Is there any settings I'm missing ? Should I always terminate the JVM in order to see the changes I've made in code ? ( obviously I compile the applet code after the changes, and reload the html page. )
2) My applet connects to a local MySql database. It works only in this way: appletviewer -J-Djava.security.policy=grantacc.txt testapplet.html where grantacc.txt is a grant text file. The question. How to make it work without using appletviewer ? I mean, how can I provide the security policy file to an applet that runs inside an html page ?
Any help greatly appreciated,
Sergio.
I have 2 questions.
1) Unless I terminate the JVM with the task manager, I can't see the changes in the applet code reflecting to the related applet inside an html page.
This does not happen if I test the applet via the commandline appletviewer, where I can see the code changes.
Is there any settings I'm missing ? Should I always terminate the JVM in order to see the changes I've made in code ? ( obviously I compile the applet code after the changes, and reload the html page. )
2) My applet connects to a local MySql database. It works only in this way: appletviewer -J-Djava.security.policy=grantacc.txt testapplet.html where grantacc.txt is a grant text file. The question. How to make it work without using appletviewer ? I mean, how can I provide the security policy file to an applet that runs inside an html page ?
Any help greatly appreciated,
Sergio.