Inside Macintosh: Using JBindery /

Chapter 1 - Using JBindery / JBindery Features

The Security Panel

Figure 1-6 shows the Security panel of JBindery. You use this panel to specify some security measures for your Java application.

Figure 1-6 The Security panel

• The Verify Bytecodes checkbox specifies whether you want the code verifier to check local Java bytecodes before execution. Checking this box is analogous to selecting the -verify option in UNIX. If not checked, JBindery still automatically checks any bytecodes obtained from a remote source (such as over a network). This selection is equivalent to specifying the -verifyremote option in UNIX.
• The HTTP Proxy checkbox specifies whether you want to use an HTTP proxy. When checked, the Java application uses the HTTP proxy server you specify (by name and port) whenever accessing an HTTP server.
• The FTP Proxy checkbox specifies whether you want to use an FTP proxy. When checked, the Java application uses the FTP proxy server you specify (by name and port) when making FTP requests.
• The Firewall Proxy checkbox specifies whether you want to use a firewall proxy. When checked, the Java application uses the firewall proxy server specified (by name and port) when accessing servers outside the security firewall.