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Mario
I've been reading some Sun Java articles where they say
Applets cannot import dlls and cannot write to disk.
(This does NOT apply to applications, only to Applets.)
Supposedly, this is NOT something you can cotrol with a
security manager or in any other way. The dll exclussion
is due to the fact that the virtual machine cannot
control what a dll is doing, perhaps writting malicious
stuff to disk among other things. Is it true that Applets
cannot write to disk and import dlls?
Since C# is the "equivalent" of java, are there any
restrictions on disk write and dll inclussion? If so, can
they be controlled in some way, or thay are like, what I
understood for Sun Java, set in stone as impossible to do.
By the way, what is the equivalent in C# of the Applet
concept in Java?
Greetings,
Mario
Applets cannot import dlls and cannot write to disk.
(This does NOT apply to applications, only to Applets.)
Supposedly, this is NOT something you can cotrol with a
security manager or in any other way. The dll exclussion
is due to the fact that the virtual machine cannot
control what a dll is doing, perhaps writting malicious
stuff to disk among other things. Is it true that Applets
cannot write to disk and import dlls?
Since C# is the "equivalent" of java, are there any
restrictions on disk write and dll inclussion? If so, can
they be controlled in some way, or thay are like, what I
understood for Sun Java, set in stone as impossible to do.
By the way, what is the equivalent in C# of the Applet
concept in Java?
Greetings,
Mario