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Dear Blob Thanks for your suggestion but the fraction of code you that you have given here that is there already in my program still it doesn,t asks for the permissions.<br />
Second Thing I came to know that it dosen't takes the cab file at all B'cause I deleted all the class files in the directory where I have kept the .cab file but it show's an error &quot;Class not found&quot; Please try some other stuff. 
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Dear Blob Thanks for your suggestion but the fraction of code you that you have given here that is there already in my program still it doesn,t asks for the permissions.
Second Thing I came to know that it dosen't takes the cab file at all B'cause I deleted all the class files in the directory where I have kept the .cab file but it show's an error "Class not found" Please try some other stuff.

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Wait a moment, <br />
you use the Java Plugin from Sun with the IE?<br />
Are you sure, that the Plugin uses the same Permision-Concepts with the MS-VM? try Sun's Permision and signing Model...<br />
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Chris alias Blob
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Wait a moment,
you use the Java Plugin from Sun with the IE?
Are you sure, that the Plugin uses the same Permision-Concepts with the MS-VM? try Sun's Permision and signing Model...
 

Chris alias Blob

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I have an applet in which am using Java 2D API functions and have granted the file read permission by making a .cab file. Now to execute this applet under IE4.0 I converted it's HTML file using HTMLConverter that Sun provides. Now I tried to execute it under IE4.0, 2D API functions work properly but it is refusing to grant the file read permission. Please help 
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I have an applet in which am using Java 2D API functions and have granted the file read permission by making a .cab file. Now to execute this applet under IE4.0 I converted it's HTML file using HTMLConverter that Sun provides. Now I tried to execute it under IE4.0, 2D API functions work properly but it is refusing to grant the file read permission. Please help 

Help !!!!! cabarc refuses to work

Java is a platform-independent, object-oriented programming language and run-time environment, designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible such that developers can write one set of code across all platforms using libraries. Most devices will not run Java natively, and require a run-time component to be installed in order to execute a Java program.