posted 13 years ago
The program, at start up, attempts to copy a text file from an encrypted archive. The archive uses the TrueZip classes, which on there own function very well. Attempting to copy a blank text file at start up has the result of prompting the user to enter a password which allows the rest of the program to load and start. If I set Windows to allow all permissions, the program starts perfectly. There is also no error message, because as you can see, the program exits if the text file is not extracted. This problem has to do with the permissions granted on Windows Vista and Windows 7. Other programs, upon the first time starting up, ask for this permission and then never ask it a second time, if I am correct. There must be some way of granting a java program permission once and for all, because the the code written in Java runs extremely quickly and brilliantly.