APPLETS AS CLIENT FOR EJB

Hi
We 've deployed our EJB APPLN. in OAS 4.0.8.2. We use OASDEPLOY for deploying our source. Now we r migrating to 9IAS whic has a different deployment scenario.
I am quite sucessful in deploying some sample EJB's which uses servlets. But we r using APPLETS to call EJB. For this what will be the exploded directory look like.
Thanks for the efforts.
RAJ
Thanks for u r efforts.

Hi
I have also tried setting permissions in the policy file. but i could not figure out exactly which all permission have to be set. it worked when i granted ALL permissions, which is ofcourse not recomended..
grant {
permission java.security.AllPermission;
A more practicable way would be to sign ur applet. anyway, You cant expect all the users of the applet to make changes in their policy files.
take a look at http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/qow/archive/99/index.html
remember, u may need to sign all the accompanying jar files aslo(oc4j.jar, ejb.jar, etc..)
regards
raees

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Re: Can I create a login/password protection in Muse for a HTML5 page or two?

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