RE: JDBC & Applets

["Price, Chris" <chris_price@xxxxxxxxx>]

All,

Thanks for your help. 

"Relaxing" the security rules has got me going again for now - fortunately
I'm only producing a prototype, so "bad" security isn't a problem.

I agree that for production use it would be better to use something like a
Servlet on the host. However we can't yet get WAS up and running, so I'm
avoiding that problem for now.

Chris.


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