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Article #16124Re: Policy Files for Permissions?
From: Jeff Rafter
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 1999 00:00
Date: Fri, 26 Mar 1999 00:00
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Rudi, That makes sense, but why would the server that the applet is on refuse the connection? I am trying this on a personal website I got with my email (UNIX server). I have a SocketServer that tries to connect to my home page for the purpose of an online multi-player game. Clients (Sockets) then login to the Server under the same port. The whole thing works using localhost but when I specify an IP it says "Connection refused". I thought the policies would make it so that the connection would not be refused. It is all written non - 1.2 so that my users will not need the plug-in. I am willing to give anyone the code (even if they can't help) upon request -- it isn't that great but I am just learning. Thanks for the reply, Jeff Rafter Realsoft Development
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