Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Not an Issue
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P3
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None
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1.4.0
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x86
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generic
Description
When an applet is signed and loaded into the browser propmpts the user
for permission with signer and other information.However if the user
denys to accpet the applet to be loaded .The applets Jar file is cached by
Java Plug-in locally in Plug-in's cache directory.This is tested with the
new Jar caching scheme with the engineering builld on win32.
To reproduce the problem :
1. Install Java Plug-in Engineering build.
2. Envoke Java Plug-in Control Panel go to the Cache option and clear cache.
3. Load the following signed applet.
http://sqesvr.eng.sun.com/deployment2/sridhare/ws/tests/jarcaching/BAT/single/security/thawte_arch.html
When prompted for permissions "Deny" the permissions.
4. Invoke Java Plug-in Control Panel, go to the cache tab and click view Jar Cache , You can see that the Jar file of the signed applet is being cached locally.
for permission with signer and other information.However if the user
denys to accpet the applet to be loaded .The applets Jar file is cached by
Java Plug-in locally in Plug-in's cache directory.This is tested with the
new Jar caching scheme with the engineering builld on win32.
To reproduce the problem :
1. Install Java Plug-in Engineering build.
2. Envoke Java Plug-in Control Panel go to the Cache option and clear cache.
3. Load the following signed applet.
http://sqesvr.eng.sun.com/deployment2/sridhare/ws/tests/jarcaching/BAT/single/security/thawte_arch.html
When prompted for permissions "Deny" the permissions.
4. Invoke Java Plug-in Control Panel, go to the cache tab and click view Jar Cache , You can see that the Jar file of the signed applet is being cached locally.