Author: John Zukowski (http://www.jguru.com/guru/viewbio.jsp?EID=7) Untrusted applets can only communicate back to the server from which they came (the host that delivered the .class files). If you need to communicate with another server, you'll either have to sign your applet (and the user will have to trust you), or setup a proxy server on your web server to facility the communication between hosts.

It could be one of several reasons, and unfortunately the messages that you get in this situation aren't much help. In general, you can assume that either your applet's class files are corrupted somehow, or the web server can't find one or more of them when the browser needs them. Make sure you transfer the class files in binary mode, rather than text or ASCII mode. An error from the browser saying "cannot start applet .. See similar questions...

unsigned applet can open a connection only to the server from which it was downloaded, otherwise security exceptions will occur. The following code creates an applet with a text area that sends an HTTP request to the web server to establish a connection with the file resource. Java.io.BufferedReader reads the file one line at a time, and each line is displayed on the applet's text area. See similar questions...

The usual cheap bodge is to put a single socket on the wall under the worktop in the machine space. This has two major disadvantages. It obstructs the machine so it cannot be pushed fully against the wall, causing it to protrude beyond the worktop. If in a corner situation this can prevent adjacent drawers or doors from being opened. The machine cannot be electrically isolated, except by turning off the mains at the consumer unit. See similar questions...

Edit the project file manually in a text editor and change the http://localhost/ to http://servername/ before opening it in Visual Studio. See similar questions...

You can make changes directly to the server using your FrontPage client which is perhaps the simplest way to build your web site; however, this method will not allow you to build pages locally and your visitors will see your changes each time you make a save. To open your web site follow the instructions below. In the list box below this option you may already have some web sites. See similar questions...

ODBC Socket Server is an open source database access tool that exposes Windows ODBC data sources with an XML-based TCP/IP interface. ODBC Socket Server runs as a Windows NT/2K Service. It was coded using MS Visual C++ 6.0 and uses standard system calls. All source and project files are provided with the distribution. See similar questions...

There are two main markets that ODBC Socket Server caters to. The first market is Windows-only shops who are looking to extend their small XML databases so they can be accessed over a WAN where running Windows networking is not feasible and TCP/IP is their only option. See similar questions...

ODBC Socket Server was created by Team FXML. You can read more about us on our about page. ODBC Socket Server was created because we wanted to use a Linux application for an application that required accessing a MS SQL Server database. Since no other open source solutions exist for this problem, we decided to create one. We hope you find this product as useful as we do! See similar questions...

ODBC Socket Server is distributed under the GNU Public License. The complete text of the GNU Public License is found at GNU's site. To briefly summarize the license, you are allowed to distribute and modify this product free of charge, provided you make any changes you make to this product open source as well. The clients and sample client applications are public domain and meant to be modified for your own proprietary needs! See similar questions...

Although we could have charged money for ODBC Socket Server, we have decided to continue our proud tradition of providing high-quality open source software free of charge. We also hope to spread the adoption of other, alternative, platforms in the enterprise so managers and developers alike can see the relative merits of each platform. See similar questions...

Security was a priority when we built ODBC Socket Server. A more thorough discussion of security is in our PDF manual (found on the download page), however we will say that ODBC Socket Server uses client access lists to determine which clients can connect to ODBC Socket Server. It is highly recommended that you adjust these client lists to your liking upon installing the software, and again this procedure is described in our PDF manual. See similar questions...

Out of the box, ODBC Socket Server uses the registry to allow you to set: the port ODBC Socket Server listens on, the maximum number of threads/connections running at one time, whether to emit CDATA or not, the hosts the can and cannot connect to ODBC Socket Server, the debug level, and the SQL and thread timeouts. Using the power of open source software though, you can configure ODBC Socket Server to do anything you need it to do! See similar questions...

open socket error occurs when the CDDB Disc Recognition function in JukeCD is unable to establish communications with a web site. When this error has occurred the users were running firewall software that blocked program access to the Internet. Any firewall program may create this situation. To date we have had reports that the following firewall programs have caused this to happen: Norton The error has been resolved by changing the firewall program’s settings. See similar questions...

This means that you are connecting to the remote machines IP Address, but you are NOT specify the correct port to connect to in the URL. Ensure that you are connecting to the correct IP Address, and that you append ":8943" to the end of the URL. Refer to the iSpyNOW documentation for more information on connecting to a machine running iSpyNOW. See similar questions...

No, the gatherer and broker can both be run on different machines from the web server, and need not be run on the same machine as each other. See similar questions...

MIMIC does not care what other servers run on your system, as long as they are not making use of the same ports as MIMIC (eg. UDP SNMP port 161). Since standard web servers use TCP ports 80 or 8080, there is minimal likelihood of a clash. See similar questions...

I have no earthly idea. Perhaps they thought their program didn't have enough security issues already. See similar questions...

You must store your keys unencrypted in order to do this. You are asked whether you want to store your keys encrypted during server installation. Choose "NO". Then create a script to start the handle server, and put that script in the same place as your other startup scripts. If you implement this after your initial installation, be sure to send the new sitebndl.zip file to the Handle System Administrator at hdladmin@cnri.reston.va.us. See similar questions...