I/O with applets

From what I have found, file I/O is apparently not allowed with applets; when I try it, I get this "access denied" or something error/exception.
I would understand why that is...but is there REALLY no way to do file I/O with applets, or any way around it (maybe you can get permission somehow)?

A sandbox security feature prevents unsigned applets from accessing your filesystem. For more information see:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/security1.2/tour1/index.html
or this forum:
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp?thread=221840&forum=63&message=1977008

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well, i don't work a lot with applets because of their inherent limitations. but my guess would be that you have to somehow use a signed applet. of course that doesn't help with the FileInputStream problem you are talking about.
if i were going to do it and i couldn't use FTP, i'd write a WebStart app that calls servlets (sending it byte arrays) and the servlets will construct the files on the server...
i have no clue how you are going to do what you want...

A new webcam with applets problems

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I have some doubt abot webcam with applets
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Hi
Let me take a crack at this, :)
1) No
2)Anything that is required to access anything of a clients computer, i.e com ports,files and resources needs a signed applet.
3)http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/Security/Signed/
And yes you have to work with
http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/jmf/
in order to capture images
HTH
:)

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Saving a file with applets

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Security Exception with applets

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Hans,
I came across a similar problem a few months ago. I came up with a work-around, and although it's not great, it met the demands of my current project.
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[Needing Help] J2EE proyect with Applet client

Hello, I'm Maximiliano and I'm working in a proyect in J2EE.
I'm using netbeans for developing.
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And example will be much apreciated.

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HTML Page with Applet in JEditorPane

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Hi,
well i am not able to get any value from connection.getOutputStream() and i doubt my applet is not able to hit the servlet. could you review my code and tell me if it has some bug somewhere. and more over i want to know how to send multiple file data from applet to servlet . i want some sample or example if possible.
do share if you have any experience of this sort..
Thanks.

Using JMF with applet

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java.lang.RuntimeException: No permission to capture from applets
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