Security warning in Plugin 1.4.0 during HTTPS applet download

Hi,
I develop a simple applet, which is unsigned beause doens't do critical operation like read or write on client File Systen. But I download it from an HTTPS web server and the certificate installed in the server is created by GlobalSign.
In Plugin 1.3 and previous release, I could download and run my applet from a HTTP or HTTPS site without problem.
In the Plugin 1.4 BEFORE i download my applet, a security warning popup appears, and it inform me that i try to install a "untrusted" cerfificate for HTTPS comunication.
I known that in Java Plugin 1.3 HTTPS connection are managed by Browser and for example in IE the GlobalSign CA certificate is trust, but in Java Plugin 1.4 itself manage the HTTPS connection, and the GlobalSign CA certificate is not present in the default CA trusted certificates.
My costumer is not very "happy" that his costumer see this security warning when download my applet...
So, the question: is it possible to avoid this message in the default plugin 1.4 configuration?
If this is not possible I must use a CA certificate which is trust for Java Plugin, abandoning the GlobalSign certificate.
Best regards
Michele

Here is perhaps a related problem. In IE6 I go to an https mode along with a basic authentication to view a series of private webpages. When I reach the webpage with my applet, I have to autheticate the applet before proceeding. Is the way the Sun Plugin should work? I know the Sun Plugin uses the IE API for server transactions, but in the case of an applet, it must start a new (basic authentication) instance. After the first authentication of the applet, all other applets down the line do not require a username and password.

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Hi,
The employees from the administration complain all the time about the different types of security warning that they get when trying to run some applications which are used frequently.
Since the number of the users is too big it is unfeasible to go through all the users and disable the User Access Control at their account settings.
Is it possible to achieve this through given account policy settings. I want to perform the changes on the server so it applies to *all* (or maybe those of Administration department) users.
One useful information here can be the following: we use 2 different severs, the application which cause the errors are in the terminal server, and the users are in the main server. Where should I perform the changes?
Best,
D

Hiya,
It could sound like that one indeed. There are a few options to go for, however it should be fairly easy to find out :)
Create a test GPO and apply to a limited amount of users. GPUpdate and verify that the GPO has been applied using rsop.msc
Then open the application to test and see if it has the desired effect. You might need to change more than one setting, depending on the application and desired behavior.

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These prefs get set to an empty String once the sites have been added to the whitelist if the pref is not empty if you open the exception window.
Tools > Options > Security : "Warn me when sites try to install add-ons": Exceptions
You can reset these prefs on the about:config page.
xpinstall.whitelist.add - addons.mozilla.org
xpinstall.whitelist.add.36 - getpersonas.com
To open the ''about:config'' page, type '''about:config''' in the location (address) bar and press the Enter key, just like you type the url of a website to open a website.
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