AniDB Java Applet?
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AniDB Java Applet?
Well,
someone suggested this in the feature request forum.
I think this might be quite interesting.
An AniDB Java Applet which allows to:
- hash local files
- add them to mylist
- rename them
Is anyone interested in working on something like that?
BYe!
EXP
someone suggested this in the feature request forum.
I think this might be quite interesting.
An AniDB Java Applet which allows to:
- hash local files
- add them to mylist
- rename them
Is anyone interested in working on something like that?
BYe!
EXP
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Not even setting the site as an exception (secure site)?
Some research at Google brought this but I will do some more tomorrow...
http://www.tek271.com/articles/java_2_a ... curity.htm
Some research at Google brought this but I will do some more tomorrow...
http://www.tek271.com/articles/java_2_a ... curity.htm
well,
i am aware that users would need to install the sun jre manually to get a decent java vm plugin for their browser.
if we make that a requirement (the user having the sun jre 1.4/1.5 java plugin installed) it should be doable without larger version conflicts.
and well, if someone want's to use the applet he should be willing to give full filesystem access to it (after all AoM has that too).
BYe!
EXP
i am aware that users would need to install the sun jre manually to get a decent java vm plugin for their browser.
if we make that a requirement (the user having the sun jre 1.4/1.5 java plugin installed) it should be doable without larger version conflicts.
and well, if someone want's to use the applet he should be willing to give full filesystem access to it (after all AoM has that too).
BYe!
EXP
I wouldn't mind if I could. But wine doesn't run aom (yet! PetriW said 0.6 should be much more wine friendly ). And I'm not willing to use WMware.Rar wrote:Can't the small(?) proportion of non-windows users just use a windows emulator?[...]
XUL would be a nice partly platform independent way of doing things, imo. (Partly because for hashing/math heavy things it would be better to have a C/C++ part. Anyway, I think that part would be considerably easier to port than if it were a full C/C++ app.) I'm not willing to try it for now, though. Gave it a look and it seems simple, but requires some time to learn.
The problem is, you can't give the access to that applet, but only to it's codebase. If the applet on AniDB is modified - be the new version authentic or not -, it will have the same privileges. As far as I am concerned, I would rather not do that. If I'm going to trust something so much that I give it access to my system, I want to at least be sure that it doesn't get changed all of a sudden which means that the applet either needs to have a digital signature and fingerprint or that I can download a copy to my computer.exp wrote:and well, if someone want's to use the applet he should be willing to give full filesystem access to it (after all AoM has that too).