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Indicates whether or not to allow the client to call out to a JavaScript method to open a new browser while using RequestService#openBrowser () method. This is used to overcome an issue with the latest java plugin enhancements which opens the new browser window behind the existing application window. The default is "true". If there are issues in a supported browser for a particular environment, this may be set to "false" which will have the client use the applet's open browser call as was the previous implementation. If any exception occurs attempting to make the JavaScript call, the applet's open browser call will be used.
Java Security Warning Dialog box when running a JWS
We found that when we run a Nexaweb application as a JWS, Java pops up a security warning dialog box prompting the user to indicate whether the application lacking a valid certificate is to be executed. Once the user accepts the risk checkbox, and clicks on the "Run" button, the application runs as intended. However, if the user clicks on "Cancel", then the application will terminate. This issue is because the JWS application lacks a valid security certificate trusted by a Certificate Authority, while it is not configured to run in a sandboxed mode. For developers, creating such applications for internal use, this warning can be ignored. This does not adversely affect the performance of the application. Below is a screenshot of what the security warning dialog box looks like -
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