Eva Adams

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Hi again
I've self-certified my jared applet with keytool/jarsigner, which it's suppossed to work with Java Plug-in. Since i used html-converter tool my applets execute directly with java VM and not with browser VM versions; so i haven't made more certifies (as .cab for microsoft, etc.)
Well it seems browsers ignore the certify and no even gives me a warning message asking if i trust the certificate or not, when i load the applet. Then, access to record audio is still denied.
Anyone knows what's the problem?
Sorry for boring you with this matter
Eva
20 years ago
Thanks Joe
I'll try it
Eve
20 years ago
Thanks for the information, but i have the idea that test certificates must be signed by an authority like veriSign to be valid; and that cost money. Am i wrong? is there any possibility of getting a free (maybe with less permissions, etc) certificate?
Thanks in advance,
Eva
20 years ago
Hi!
I need to record audio with a java web based application from internet users.
Java Applet Policy doesn't allow record/play audio by default. You must certify and sign your applet, which is expensive and i'm only doing it for an academic project.
The other option is make the users change theirs policy files with policytool, but it's tedious for users, and also it's dangerous (if i tried to make something evil with their audio ), so much of them wouldn't like to do it.
I've been trying to pass this part of code to a servlet, but how on earth will the server know about the correct microphone, mixer, etc. that is using the client?
Please could anyone give me a solution, with or without servlets?
20 years ago
Hi!
I'm working in an web speech recognizer.
I need to record/play audio, but applet policy doesn't allow it without signing the applet o making each user modify his java.policy. I don't want to sign the applet (no money ) and the second option is tedious for the user.
I've programmed the applet and i don't want to rewrite it as servlet
There's an easy way to convert an applet to a servlet?
If not, there's an easy way to make applet communicate with servlet? i mean, create a servlet that records/play audio and pass the information of the audio recorded to the applet.
Thanks in advance,
Eva
20 years ago