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Eran:

You must know something the rest of us don't.  Without being a trusted
applet, you can read but not write from the server.  If you are doing
all your applet work locally, things will look different.

If you have it working, we'd all like to see some code that does it
(not being able to write back to the server is a PITA that we all
face).  Also, how do you resolve safe writing when you don't have
access to the calls that let you know the separator char, etc?

-Rich

Eran wrote:
> 
> You can write the file out locally even from an applet, IF the classes are
> also loaded locally.
> The sandbox lets you write to the place where you downloaded the classes
> from.
> 
> Rich Wilkman wrote in message <34DB73B4.8D2A980A@corp.borland.com>...
> >Tom:
> >
> >You would have to be able to write the HTML file out so the browser
> >could see it and with an applet that's a no-go.  Shame there's no room
> >in the URL spec to allow for a URL to memory.
> >
> >-Rich
> >

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