SignedApplet & Certificate

Could any one tell me wether a Self-Signed Applet works in internet. Using this i want to access a device on the Client Machine. I am basically working on Servlet-to-Applet Comunication and using JMF to send Live voice to Client from another Client. Server would only handle the admin part of the Client and nothing else. The Voice is done end-to-end using JMF.

Please help.

sk

[396 byte] By [kudoosa] at [2007-9-19]
# 1
They are ok if you have JavaPlugin 1.3.1, it will show a warning about untrusted certificate and let customer to decide.
euxxa at 2007-7-8 > top of java,Security,Other Security APIs, Tools, and Issues...
# 2

hi euxx...

thanks for the reply.

i am using JavaPlugin 1.4, still it is not able to access one of the device. (JMF)The processor is getting started but no ReceiveStreamEvent or SessionEvent or RemoteEvent are not getting fired when the other client starts the communication(client starts a SendStream which fires any of the above events). If any body having idea how to handle this issue please help.

kudoosa at 2007-7-8 > top of java,Security,Other Security APIs, Tools, and Issues...
# 3
You are talking about the server side. But you have to make shure that your applet was really signed and working on the client.
euxxa at 2007-7-8 > top of java,Security,Other Security APIs, Tools, and Issues...
# 4

I beleive that the applet is properly signed besuase on the client end i am able to receive the dialog that popsup for granting the permission to access the client recourses. Can u send me the what exactly what should i be doing on the Server side and the Client side (ie. plug-ins, certificates, kestores etc, should be placed or installed on the Server/Client machines)

My another problem is can run the processor or player(JMF) by only sending the class files that are required for the processor or player to run. I donot want to install JMF on the Client side. Is this possible

Thanks for ur reply

regards

SK

kudoosa at 2007-7-8 > top of java,Security,Other Security APIs, Tools, and Issues...
# 5
You can also look on the JavaPlugin console and check if there is any exceptions.If you only work with the http, then check your web server log files to see if there was any requests. Probably you have not just one problem, but your web app not work or inpropertly deployed.
euxxa at 2007-7-8 > top of java,Security,Other Security APIs, Tools, and Issues...
# 6

i am suing JavaWebServer2.0 with a patch fpr JDK1.4. Is the problem with JWS. I have checked the server logs and the requests and response are working properly form the application.

What else can i check to understand the problem.

When the aplication is executed in Intranet it work well, absolutely without any problem.

regards SK

kudoosa at 2007-7-8 > top of java,Security,Other Security APIs, Tools, and Issues...