How to Use Policy Tool to Grant Permissions to Triniti Applications?

To allow Triniti Applications applets to access client system resources, you must explicitly grant permissions to the Triniti Applications. You can grant permissions to the Triniti Applications by a Policy Entry (sometimes referred to as a "grant entry") in a policy configuration file. You can use Policy Tool (provided by Sun along with j2re1.4.1) to create entries in a configuration file.

There is by default a single system-wide policy file, and an optional user policy file.

Make policy entries in the user policy file, which is, by default, located at

user.home\.java.policy

Here, user.home indicates the user's home directory.

Thus, if the user name is "karen", user.home defaults to:

C:\Documents and Settings\ karen on Windows 2000 systems

C:\Winnt\Profiles\karen on multi-user Windows NT® systems

C:\Windows\Profiles\karen on multi-user Windows® 95 systems

C:\Windows on single-user Windows 95 systems

For Windows 7, navigate to Java deployment folder.

Troubleshooting and FAQs_ Figure 1: Java Deployment Folder

1. Right-click on the "Java" folder and then click Properties popup menu item. The Java Properties dialog box appears.
2. Now, click on the Security tab and then for each Role select the checkbox corresponding to the type of permission to be allowed.

   

   Troubleshooting and FAQs_ Figure 2: Security Tab on Java Properties Dialog Box

3. Then , click OK.