tame Applet : Java Glossary

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tame Applet
An Applet intended to be run by a captive audience, usually within a single corporation. Typically a network administration will do special preparation of all client machines such as installing a certificate or policy file before the Applet can be run. Sometimes the certificate is installed into the browser, sometimes into a separate file (e.g. C:\WinNT\Profiles\username\policy.java). The author typically works for the corporation. The Applet might be signed, self-signed or unsigned. If there are any security decisions to me made to allow the Applet to run, the permissions are granted by the network security administrator ahead of time.
signed Applet
wild Applet
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