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16. Is there a summary of applet capabilities?The following table is not an exhaustive list of applet capabilities. It's meant to answer the questions we hear most often about what applets can and cannot do.
Key: NN: Netscape Navigator 2.x, loading applets over the Net NL: Netscape Navigator 2.x, loading applets from the Local file system AN: Appletviewer, JDK 1.x, loading applets over the Net AL: Appletviewer, JDK 1.x, loading applets from the Local file system JS: Java Standalone applications
Stricter ------------------------> Less strict
NN NL AN AL JS
read file in /home/me, no no no yes yes acl.read=null
read file in /home/me, no no yes yes yes acl.read=/home/me
write file in /tmp, no no no yes yes acl.write=null
write file in /tmp, no no yes yes yes acl.write=/tmp
get file info, no no no yes yes acl.read=null acl.write=null
get file info, no no yes yes yes acl.read=/home/me acl.write=/tmp
delete file, no no no no yes using File.delete()
delete file, no no no yes yes using exec /usr/bin/rm
read the user.name no yes no yes yes property
connect to port no yes no yes yes on client
connect to port no yes no yes yes on 3rd host
load library no yes no yes yes
exit(-1) no no no yes yes
create a popup no yes no yes yes window without a warning