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When I open up applet I see the below security warning/error.
I have googled and found the solution from http://java.com/en/download/help/error_mixedcode.xml saying to edit the options from settings. Its valid but my clients can never understand this.
Just want to confirm, Can we get ride of this by adding anything in applet/object tag or are there any other ways. Please help me out on this.
The page linked in the question is for end users, for developers see the real fix at Mixing Privileged Code and Sandbox Code: Securely Deploying Privileged Applications and Applets Without a Mixed Code Warning.