Developing applets using ocf

Hello
The wallet demo is a frame window based application using swing
We wanted an applet version of the same
So we changed the extends frame part to extends JFrame
But there are security exceptions which are thrown
So we refered the programmers guide for OCF
But it discusses only for java platform versions 1.1 and 1.2
It is mentioned that the security models are changing
Where do we get information on how to develop applets using OCF framework for java platform 1.3
Are there some examples for the same
Thanks in advance
Regards
Kumar

Hello
Thanks once again
But what are the resources that the applet is trying to access?
What are the permissions to be given.
Any small examples could be given
Infact now we are able to run it in appletviewer but not using IE.
The exception thrown is
java.security.AccessControlException access denied java.io.FilePermission images/initialize.gif read
So what permissions to set and where
Is it possible to grant all permissions to start with
policy.grant(All)
Are there seperate permissions so that one directory alone or a file alone is accessed
Thanks once again
kumar
It's related to J2SE not Java Card.
Applets run in a sandbox by default, whic offers very
little access to resources of the machine it's running
on. It's a security feature that prevents your machine
from very easily being compromised. To set outside
that sandbox requires changes to the java.policies and
java.security.policies, and certificates.

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