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"http.proxyHost",
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"http.proxyPort",
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(Currently, appletviewer are 0N/A // loaded through the boot class path out of rt.jar.) 0N/A // 2) Reflection removes any build dependency between appletviewer 0N/A // GET APPLETVIEWER USER-SPECIFIC PROPERTIES 0N/A // ADD OTHER RANDOM PROPERTIES 0N/A // XXX 5/18 need to revisit why these are here, is there some 0N/A // standard for what is available? 0N/A // Standard browser properties 0N/A // Define which packages can be extended by applets 0N/A // XXX 5/19 probably not needed, not checked in AppletSecurity 0N/A // Define which properties can be read by applets. 0N/A // A property named by "key" can be read only when its twin 0N/A // property "key.applet" is true. The following ten properties 0N/A // are open by default. Any other property can be explicitly 0N/A // opened up by the browser user by calling appletviewer with 0N/A // -J-Dkey.applet=true 0N/A // Read in the System properties. If something is going to be 0N/A // over-written, warn about it. 0N/A // INSTALL THE PROPERTY LIST 0N/A // Create and install the security manager 0N/A // REMIND: Create and install a socket factory! 0N/A * Read the AppletViewer user-specific properties. Typically, these 0N/A * properties should reside in the file $USER/.appletviewer. If this file 0N/A * does not exist, one will be created. Information for this file will 0N/A * then default values will be used. 0N/A * @return A Properties object containing all of the AppletViewer 0N/A * user-specific properties. 0N/A // we must have already done the conversion 0N/A // just read the file 0N/A // send out warning and use defaults 0N/A // create the $USER/.appletviewer file 0N/A // just read the file 0N/A // send out warning and use defaults 0N/A * Set the AppletViewer user-specific properties to be the default values. 0N/A * @return A Properties object containing all of the AppletViewer 0N/A * user-specific properties, set to the default values. 0N/A * Given a file, find only the properties that are setable by AppletViewer. 0N/A * @param inFile A Properties file from which we select the properties of 0N/A * @return A Properties object containing all of the AppletViewer 0N/A * user-specific properties. 0N/A // pick off the properties we care about 0N/A // the property exists in the file, so replace the default 0N/A // just use the default 0N/A * Methods for easier i18n handling.