Why my self-signed applet could not read local disk but could write?

I used a self-signed certificate for the applet yesterday and it worked
fine at the beginning time, that is, it could write/read file to/from
local disk, and it could connect to other MDS servers. But later, a
problem happens. It could write file to local disk(I tested it and created
files to C:/ under windows) but when it try to read that file, it got a
io acessing exception. It could connect to other servers. I am puzzled
about this problem, and I wonder why I could write but could not
read. Need I deal with any policy file issue here?

hi,
i 'am doing something which is similar to the stuff ur doing .I wanted to write into file on the local disk on which the applet is running.for this i have signed the applet .do i need to make it self signed wat is difference between the self signed and signed applet .The problem which i facing is that it still gives me the security exception even if i define the policy file for that applet............Can u help me reagrding this
Thanks in advance
your great help would be apprecriated
rao_lavs

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