This demo is intended to illustrate how SmartCardSignerApplet signs files with a smart card in the client’s Web browser. The user is given below a file upload browser control, two text fields for the results of the signing process and a Java applet for signing the selected file. When the user select some file and
This demo is intended to illustrate how DigitalSignerApplet signs files in the client’s Web browser. The user is given below a file upload browser control, two text fields for the results of the signing process and a Java applet for signing selected file. When the user select some file and click on the
This Technology is Obsolete! Warning: the Java applets technology is obsolete and is no longer supported in modern Web browsers. The most stable solution for signing documents with a smart card in the Web browser (as of June 2016) is the hwcrypto.js from ID.ee (the Estonian government crypto project). Is provides JavaScript crypto API and
I needed for my GWT project a panel that supports showing a set of widgets in a group (GroupBox panle). I needed the exact functionality like the HTML fieldset/legend tags: I didn’t found any ready-to-use widget so I implemented one myself. Here is the source code: It was really easy to extend the flow panel
I work on a meidum sized Java project and we use GWT (Google Web Toolkit), Hibernate and Oracle. I am a technical architect for the project and I manage small team of developers in the same time. GWT is interesting technology for creating dynamic AJAX applications. It is like Swing: you write Java code, use
