How to get rid of "java application window"

Question

There is "java application window" written below each Jwindow or Jdialog when I do not require priviledges in my jnpl file. It seems that just signing the jar is not enough.
Requiring priviledges means certificates or a TERRIFIC message advising "better not to use the application".
We made efforts so that the application do not requires certificates nor priviledges nor signing, and in the end we have this more than annoying subtitle on almost every window.
May be I'm wrong but I thing it is a great mistake if this means sun is trying to rope people in the certification process when not strickly needed.
That's sad we were so near from the ease of "thin clients" with "full applications".

Answer 1

unfortunately the specification requires that the sandbox permission set not include the awt permission "ShowWindowWithoutWarning" by default. Without this permission, all windows will have this notice added by awt. Reasons behind this are to prevent app from poping up after machine is idle, and display window that emulates login screen, to steel users id's and passwords.
To avoid this you would have to have a .java.policy in your home directory, granting "ShowWindowWithoutWarning" permission:
// default permissions granted to all domains:
grant {
permission java.awt.AWTPermission "showWindowWithoutWarningBanner";
/Dietz