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but you need to host a php server to launch spring
Nope - just produce the script.txt with a dedicated mime-type (to be sure also use a dedicated file extension) and let the browser start a "helper-app" --> "spring[.exe]" (like spring-installer does now) - that's all.but you need to host a php server to launch spring
Ofc it's not the duty to protect from themselves, and nobody expects it. But IMO it's the duty of every site owner to protect its users from the simplest attacks that can be done technically, and that is something that can be expected.hoijui wrote:you should not use the same password for spring and your online banking or similar. and even though of course, there are people doing that, it is not springs duty to care for that.
That has nothing to do with this. They have strong consumer rights combined with a law where the height of financial punishment depends on "how much it hurts". Much better against corp. than for ex. in Germany where it depends solely on the "damage done to someone/thing", which is often to low to really punish a corp. So - what does this have to do with trying to protect your users from the simplest fraud?hoijui wrote:we'd end up with shit like in the US, where they have to label coffe caps with text explaining that it is hot and dangerous and might kill you if you do not use it correctly.
Well technically you could bundle it together with a portable web stack and Mozilla Prism browserMasure wrote:Lobby client in your browser
but you need to host a php server to launch spring
If that's possible, then Java's security is nightmarishly bad.dansan wrote:A simple java-applet for socket connections and local file access will do just fine.
Sorry - forgot to write "a signed java-applet"...Pxtl wrote:If that's possible, then Java's security is nightmarishly bad.dansan wrote:A simple java-applet for socket connections and local file access will do just fine.
