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I currently have a finance calculator applet that at the users request generates a PDF of the information calculated for the user. When it is generated, the PDF is created locally, and a JFileChooser allows the user to move the PDF to the destination on their machine of their choosing.
A certificate is required for the JFileChooser to run. What can I do to deliver the PDF to the user as an alternative to the JFileChooser and signing the applet?
From the official Java Applet tutorial:
Check this out as an example.
If you have to stick to traditional applets, you should sign the jar, even if that means self-signing (I think in this case a warning is displayed, but the user can proceed).