What is the use of "resolve" action with SocketPermission in java applet

Hi,
Could anyone please explain, how does java applet resolve HOSTNAME mentioned in SocketPermission.
How does DNS pinning work for java applet? Does applet do something like reverse DNS lookup?
I have lots of questions in queue.:) But all related to one solution.
Thanks!!!

Hi Alex,
this field is used to store the action which is to be performed on DB.
If it is U- Update
I -Insert
like this .
Regards,
Atish

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