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On 5/23/2011 8:38 AM, horos22 wrote:

> I think you get my drift, but I'd raise you one further. Albeit
> insecure, there *should* be a way to replace applets like you would
> replace CSS.


Well, no, I disagree.  I'm sorry your on a corner case of development 
where you're trying to do this on a shoe-string, but I don't think it's 
practical for Oracle or anyone else to solve all the problems of all the 
shoe string developers out there.  It's just too complicated.  It might 
work in one persons web site but break in all the other shoe string 
sites out there.  It's just not a solvable problem.

And I'd still like to hear what development environments you use that 
allow you to slide things into production servers and production systems 
with out making an modifications of your own code.  I might appreciate 
being able to use one of those tools some day.