Looking UP JMS services From an Applet!!

Hi!!
1>I am trying to lookup JMS services from my applet. Actually I would like my applet to send JMS messages and recieve messages as well. When I am trying to do lookup it is giving Access Control Exception
a> java.util.PropertyPermission "user.dir", "read";
b>java.util.PropertyPermission "java.version", "read";
c>java.util.PropertyPermission "line.separator", "read";
It works fine if I give
"grant {permission java.security.AllPermission;};"
How can I avoid giving Grant All to my applet.
2>If I have my Weblogic web server and my Applet Client sitting behind a firewall.How will I take care of lookup as the lookup occurs through 7001 port. If I use tunnellling at the appplication server side.I would be able to lookup using http over port 80 but JMS messaging won't be over port 80. How to take care of Server Side and CLient Side firewalls.
Can anybody help.
thanks
aditya.

hi,
if the security exception is coming from the applet side, then you should consider the following:
Normally for an applet to run in any web server, the database and theweb server should reside in the same machine to avoid a security exception being thrown. If you have the web server residing in different machine than the database then you can either use signed applet or you can use oracle connection manager to make it as a medium between the web server and the database. The connection manager will have to be installed in the same machine where the database resides. For more information on applet security with oracle products, please refer to oracle connection manager reference guide.
If the security issue is thrown from the JMS side, then you might conside granting your user Advance queing and some java security permissions.
hope this helps.

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