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<0> if you don't know how to write servlets then learn that first
<0> because it really doesn't matter if you use the javamail api from a servlet or a regular application
<1> hi. how can i set the RuntimePermission exitVM to false dinamicly from the code?
<0> don't think you can
<1> only using security policies?
<0> think so
<0> its possible to override the SecurityManager
<0> maybe look into that
<2> if you could change security policies via the code, they wouldn't be very secure
<1> let me reform my question: how can i deny a third-party cl*** from calling System.exit?
<3> what is puma ?
<0> you need to set that policy to false
<1> ahh :( from code? can't?
<0> Sancy, type policytool in the command prompt
<1> not recognized command :(
<3> How to use PUMA API IN WebSphere portals
<1> and if i set the policy to false i may catch the exception thrown by the other cl*** no?
<0> make sure you setup your sdk well
<1> as i said, i'm a beginner :( event the JAVA_HOME was absent from the env vars
<0> anyways, add the following line in your java.policy file
<3> How to retrive user credntials using PUMA API
<0> permission java.lang.Runtime "exitVM";
<1> got the policytool
<4> hi, anybody has idea how to add pre-existing cl*** file as library in Eclipse?
<1> and do i need to tell the package or something which policy file to use?
<0> start your java application like this:
<2> kelQQ: add the jar to the build path
<1> help with this policytool :) at CodeBase what should i write?
<1> SignedBy? Principals? Permision
<0> java -Djava.security.policy=...
<0> the codebase is the machine the code is running on
<0> kelQQ, just add a cl***folder under the libraries tab in the project properties
<3> can anybody help me put
<4> The problem is all the cl*** file is in a folder
<0> Charak1, don't know of any puma api
<3> wt is the way to deploy my enterprise application at production mechine
<4> not a Jar file
<0> kelQQ, cl***folder
<4> yes
<4> several folders
<3> please let me help,how to deploy my application on production mechine?
<0> Charak1, create a war file that contains your webapp
<3> Is there any way like step -by -step procedure
<0> Charak1, it depends on the application server you use
<3> k rob_uknow
<0> if you use tomcat, then just drop the way in the webapps directory
<4> for example, in folder "Org" , there are "apache" , "exolab" and so on
<3> means i'm using websphere application server
<0> kelQQ, just add all those folders as cl*** folder to your project
<3> means like to build ear file
<0> right click project, java build path, libraries tab, then add cl*** folder button
<3> thats only enough to deploy at production mechine
<3> k
<1> let's try another aproach. can i call a cl*** from my code as a seperate process so the Exit would only affect that process?
<4> Rob_uknow, when i click add cl*** folder, only the folder in the project can be added
<3> yah rob_unkow
<0> Sancy, why don't you try?
<1> well reformat my question: how can i call? :)
<0> kelQQ, then add a new folder to your project that links to the real folder on your harddrive
<3> means is there any special way to handle this deployment
<3> in production mechine
<4> I'll try that
<0> kelQQ, add folder to project, click on the advanced button
<0> check 'link to folder in the file system'
<0> when done add that folder as 'cl*** folder'
<3> I'm using wsad developer
<3> k
<0> Charak1, who payed for it?
<3> means in my developmechine evry ting is available
<3> so ,means how production mechine
<3> access evry infomation
<3> like only the way to prepared 'ear file?
<0> so google how to deploy webapp on websphere
<3> any way?
<0> apparently you can browse to localhost:9090/admin to deploy your ear
<3> k
<3> what are the pages loaded when we use WebContentmanagement
<0> what?
<3> meanS When i installed webcontetn management 5.1
<3> its automatocally loaded some pages
<0> great
<3> Where do it was located in the serve path
<0> you need some english lessons
<5> Rob, u know ?
<0> know what?
<5> That I am only 21 years old ?
<5> ---> "In 1985 at the University of Rochester's Laboratory for Laser Energetics a breakthrough in creating ultrashort-pulse, very high-intensity (terawatts) laser pulses became available."
<5> :P
<6> teralaser: really?
<6> only 21?
<6> you acted so...mature:)
<5> Well, I am , according to that statement someone found on the net.
<5> (to get the age of the person behind the nick add another 15 yrs)
<7> hello
<6> hello
<7> Could you look at http://fatcat.ftj.agh.edu.pl/~kfsz/RandomCircles.java and http://fatcat.ftj.agh.edu.pl/~kfsz/p.htm and help me with modyfing it in order to clear the screen before drawing circles if checkbox is on or off?
<7> ;)
<1> does someone has some tutorial on overiding the security manager?
<1> ??
<1> noone :((
<5> overriding ? as in making a new one ?
<2> http://java.sun.com/developer/codesamples/security.html#secmgr
<8> hi teralaser :)
<9> MatrixEVT: you need to add a listener to that checkbox which would modify a flag in applet's code, then clear screen or not depending on value of that flag
<9> MatrixEVT: doing a repaint after changing flag state wouldn't hurt too ;)
<0> http://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/help/reference/java/essential/system/writingSMgr.html
<5> Hm, apparently writing "noone :((" helps quite a bit.
<9> :)
<7> thanks
<7> how to add listener?
<0> you can do thejavatutorial.com tutorials
<0> and learn all about listeners and events
<0> so see which listeners the checkbox has checkout the apidocs:
<0> http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/ winhelpversion: http://javadocs.planetmirror.com/javadoce.html
<7> thanks :)
<6> sun java tutorial is best reference on that
<6> :))
<6> swing... select component.. you see which listeners
<7> how tu use addItemListener(ItemListener l)
<7> I don't understand it
<0> dude
<0> just read the tutorials
<7> ok
<0> http://csis.pace.edu/~bergin/patterns/event.html
<6> MatrixEVT: basicly it says some element was selected/deselected... then you do getSelectedItem on component that fired event
<9> wolfey: he wants action listener
<6> gilead: same ****;)
<9> hehe :)
<6> however item listener makes more "theoretical sense"
<6> but you can use any, if i understand correctly
<7> do you know any tutorial with lots of examples?
<9> well, first thing he must find some sense in the tutorial ;)
<9> MatrixEVT: java.sun.com
<6> http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/components/
<7> what exactly?
<6> for gui components and events
<9> MatrixEVT: if you really go through this tutorial you'll know java
<7> pk
<9> blacky :)
<9> pk?
<7> ok
<7> ;)
<9> ah :)
<6> MatrixEVT: also consider a good textbook
<6> that will save you beginner problems
<9> right, MatrixEVT, read Thinking In Java too, it's a free online book, with printed version available (worth buying!)
<6> http://www.pythoncriticalm***.com/
<7> I'm rather looking for sth like http://www.realapplets.com/tutorial/index.html but much larger
<6> i loved Java 2 Bible
<0> xtravaga
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