There are no known problems when using our encryption applets with any other Java applets. The only limitation is the time it takes to download the page if too much content is presented. Each applet, regardless of whose, will have their own unique class and support files.
In fact you could have one applet from each of our systems, including a CopySafe applet, plus a Lake applet and have no problems. If you do have problems, single out the other applets and test them on their own. There is a lot of Java on the Internet made by amateurs that has not been tested for use on all platforms. Some of it can cause conflicts and even crashes. Our systems are tested and approved for use on all platforms (unless otherwise noted).
Posted - Sep 08 2002 : 15:57:07
When we say no limitations... this applies to our systems mixed with other normal applets. Our applets use encrytion/decryption sequences which do use a little more memory than usual, and they are compatible with all other normal applets. But there may be exceptions where the "other" applet is also doing a lot of background computation. But do not worry, and if in doubt you can always test them first. We have not discovered one yet, so if you do come across a likely candidate, please let us know.
Mixing our applets with other applets
Posted - Sep 08 2002 : 15:56:21
