Posted by Sven Gothel on Oct 10, 2012; 9:40pm
URL: https://forum.jogamp.org/jars-not-correct-packed-in-release-candidates-tp4026316p4026468.html

On 10/10/2012 08:25 PM, adi [via jogamp] wrote:
> Now, on the Test applet site i have startet first all applets.
> I have Windows 7 (64Bit),  Java SE 1.7 (64 Bit) and Browser is IE 9 (64 Bit).
Since Windows FF is not 64bit, you must have tested a Java-32bit version .. 'eh ?

> *All examples* ends with the error "attemped to open sandbox jar ..... as a
> Trusted-Library".
> That is the problem with newer browsers i think, they are more restrictive to run
> secure and unsecure code in the same application.
>
> Newer Firefix-Browser can't handle applets correct in the moment,
> there are to many security problems with the java plugins.
> I have tried also all examples with a 64 Bit Mozilla with the 64 Bit java-plugin,
> but they all crashes.  Can be the same problem with the IE.

I would appreciate if you can be elaborate on the browser
a bit more - please name product _and_ version etc.

It would also help a lot, if you could dump a log file here as well.
(Turn on all Java Applet logging, and attach the resulting log files).

Just for the sake of validation, I tested on Windows7 64bit (just updated):
 - FF 15.0.1 32bit and JDK 1.6.0_35 both 32bit
 - IE 9.0.8112 / update version 9.0.10

I also removed all caches of any jogamp on the test machine,
including the certificates.

No problems!

To show you that I eat my own dog food, I have attached
to Java log .trace files produced with above mentioned settings.

Do you run a virus scanner or any similar 'tool' supposed to make
you computer safe&secure but only wastes your CPU, don't help w/
malicious user-actions and is too late to catch a thing anyways ?
(sorry, I couldn't help the rant :)

~Sven