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Alexander Bulgakov2016-10-31 19:12:12
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Alexander Bulgakov, 2016-10-31 19:12:12

How to allow Java applets to run?

The situation is this. I am reading a book by Robert Laforet Data Structures and Algorithms, along with the book there are java applets where you can step by step scroll through the work of data structures and algorithms, quite conveniently and clearly. But in chrome java, applets are not plowed at all, and in firefox they are plowed only after adding an address like file:///path/to/applet.html to the list of exceptions in the Java security settings, is there any general pattern so as not to write each separately security applet? adding to an exception like file:///path/to/folder/ does not work. Do you have to write the path separately to each file, or do you need to raise the server on the localhost and throw the entire folder with applets there? Please tell me who can come across.

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Sergey Gornostaev, 2016-10-31
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You don't have to have a browser to run applets, you can just use the appletviewer utility that comes with the JDK.

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