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Dear Coders,

I'm implementing a browser based application which accesses some native c++ calls runtime. I'm using Http at browser and calling my native c++ using java script and JNI.

So far I'm successful to some degree only with safari browser.
Can somebody enlighten me on why this is not working in other browsers or to what I should look into to resolve this behavior?

Also my native call uses some 3rd party dll's & OpenGL and all are loaded dynamically!

Thanks & Regards,
Anoop SL

Posted 1-Aug-10 18:26pm

Anoop SL

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Nagy Vilmos · Answer 1 · 2010-11-02T01:22:00

The JVM used inside a browser are 'sandboxed'. They have restricted access outside of the browser to prevent malicious code damaging the client machine.

If you are [still] experiencing problems with calling your external processes, I would recommend checking the requirements for supporting third party dll's in the browser. The normal approach is that only signed executables can be called. However safari may well allow locally built dll's as well.