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Re: [lang] Applet usage
[lang] should be mostly usable in an Applet. (Hopefully SystemUtils should be now). If you find something that isn't, patches and discussion would be great ;-)
Stephen
> from: Paul Libbrecht <pa...@activemath.org>
> This looks interesting... Dare I ask how much of this is meant to be
> applet-friendly.
>
> This looks to be enhancement, there is no more something like a static
> System.getProperties() which I think I remember having seen earlier.
> And System.getProperty() seem to restricted to allowed ones.
>
> However I see the use of the Class.getDeclaredConstructors() or
> Class.getDeclaredFields() at many places. Although this sounds to be a
> good design approach it is sadly not applet-friendly... (ask Sun why, I
> never understood, they say it's to understand the class and possibly
> reverse-engineer or something like that).
>
> And maybe there are other issues.
> I shall start proposing patches when I'll use it in this setting but I
> would look forward to hear if other people use it in a sandboxed way
> (e.g. JNLP no-permissions, or applets).
>
> Thanks.
>
> Paul
>
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Re: [lang] Applet usage
Posted by Paul Libbrecht <pa...@activemath.org>.
As I mentionned, I see at least usage Class.getDeclaredFields() and
Class.getDeclaredMethods() to be a problem and it looks mostly
repetetively used as a pattern for which, probably, Class.getMethods()
and Class.getFields() might be a good replacement (which works).
This was a problem on BeanUtils and removing the "declared" has made it
work.
Paul
On Mercredi, sept 3, 2003, at 13:36 Europe/Paris,
scolebourne@btopenworld.com wrote:
> [lang] should be mostly usable in an Applet. (Hopefully SystemUtils
> should be now). If you find something that isn't, patches and
> discussion would be great ;-)
>
>> from: Paul Libbrecht <pa...@activemath.org>
>> However I see the use of the Class.getDeclaredConstructors() or
>> Class.getDeclaredFields() at many places. Although this sounds to be a
>> good design approach it is sadly not applet-friendly... (ask Sun why,
>> I
>> never understood, they say it's to understand the class and possibly
>> reverse-engineer or something like that).
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