## Sample Admininistrator's Properties file 
##
## These properties will overwrite the HotJava(tm) Browser default 
## properties.  (The user's properties file will take precedence over 
## these.)
##
## Usually, this properties file should contain those properties that 
## need to be shared by all users.
## 
## When the sample properties listed in this file display a default
## value, that value will be used by the browser if no other default 
## is provided.
## 
## If you want to set any of these properties, uncomment the property
## by removing the "#" at the start of the line.  


## Proxy settings
## 	Set the proxy host and port number for each protocol you want to
##	use to access pages outside your firewall.
##
#http.proxyHost=
#http.proxyPort=
#https.proxyHost=
#https.proxyPort=
#ftpProxyHost=
#ftpProxyPort=
#gopherProxyHost=
#gopherProxyPort=

## If you set the proxy settings, you may also wish to disable the 
## Welcome Screen displayed the first time each user runs the product.
## This screen directs the user to set their proxies, so you may want
## the screen to not appear.  To disable the Welcome Screen, set 
## hotjava.version to the &properties.version; entity.
##
#hotjava.version=&properties.version;

## trustProxy
## 	Set trustProxy to false to increase security but severely 
## 	limit the ability to load applets for users running the browser 
## 	within a network that is separated from the main Internet by a 
##	firewall.  See trustProxy.html in the admin-docs directory for 
## 	more details.
##
#trustProxy=true


## Default home page
##
#home.url=http://www.sun.com


## Security settings
##
## 	hotjava.securitymode (the default security mode) can be set to Basic,
##	which allows the user to specify controls on cookies and warnings
##	regarding secure web sites, or Administrator, which allows the user
##	control over a full range of security options.  Refer to the online
##	User's Guide for full details about what these modes allow.
##
#hotjava.securitymode=Basic

## 	Set the following properties to false if you want to disable
## 	Java(tm) applets and/or JavaScript(tm) code by default.
##
#hotjava.appletsJS.enableApplets=true
#hotjava.appletsJS.enableJavaScript=true

## 	Set the following two properties to specify the default security 
##	setting for unsigned Java applets and JavaScript 
##	(hotjava.default.security), and the default security setting for 
##	signed Java applets (hotjava.default.signed.security).  
##	The possible settings for hotjava.default.security are "high" (which 
##	maps to Restricted in the browser's user interface), or "medium" 
##	(which maps to Ask First). 
##	The possible settings for hotjava.default.signed.security are "high" 
##	(Restricted), "medium" (Ask First), or "untrusted" (Blocked).
##
#hotjava.default.security=high
#hotjava.default.signed.security=medium


## HTTP Agent
##	The http.agent property determines how the browser identifies 
##	itself to a server.  This is set to Mozilla/4.02 by default so 
##	pages with JavaScript work as they would in the Netscape Navigator(tm) 
##	4.02 browser.  Changing this property may result in JavaScript pages 
##	that don't render as expected (or render at all), but you might 
##	want to set this if you want the browser to "masquerade" as a 
##	different browser.  The "[en]" specifies a locale (in this case, 
##	English).
##
#http.agent=Mozilla/4.02 [en]


## Image loading timeout settings
##
##      image.timeout is the timeout value for *each* arriving image.
##      This sets the amount of time, in milliseconds, before the
##	browser quits trying to load each individual image.
##      This is to prevent a situation where fetching a single
##      image over a slow connection or machine holds up page
##      formatting. When timeout expires, the browser displays the
##      delayed-image icon.
##
#image.timeout=10000

##      allimages.timeout is the timeout value for *all* arriving images.
##	This sets the number of milliseconds before the browser 
##	quits trying to load the remainder of all unloaded images.
##      This is to prevent a situation where fetching all the images 
##	on a page over a slow connection or machine holds up page loading.
##      When this timeout expires, the browser displays a delayed-image 
##	icon in place of each as-yet-unloaded image.
##
#allimages.timeout=60000


## Document location setting
##
## 	The browser uses the "doc" protocol for locating files and images
##	built into the product.  It first looks where the product was 
##	installed.  If the files are not found there, it looks at the 
##	location specified by the doc.url property, if it is set.  Set 
##	this property if you move the browser documentation to a new 
##	location, such as a web server.  Make sure to specify the protocol 
##	to access that location, for example doc.url=file:/doc-location or 
##	doc.url=http://doc-location.
##
##	If you want to move the User's Guide files, you can find them in
##	the classes/UsersGuide directory in the JavaOS browser.zip file,
##	or in the UsersGuide directory in the Browser.jar file on other
##	platforms.
##
#doc.url=


## Content handlers
##
##	Use the admin.mimetypes.handlers property to specify a jar file 
##	for content handlers that you'd like installed in the browser, 
##	so that content of a particular type is displayed directly in 
##	the browser instead of in a remote application.  
##
##	The format for this property is a "|"-separated list of 
##	name=value pairs.  Each name should specify the MIME type of the
##	content handler, and each value is the URL for the jar file 
##	containing the handler for that MIME type.  Use a "\" at the end
##	of each line if you need to continue the list on a new line.
##	(The admin.mimetype.handlers property shown here is an example,
##	not the default used by HotJava Browser.)
##
#admin.mimetype.handlers = application/pdf=http://pathname/acrobat.jar | \
#			   application/other-mimetype=other-jarfile-path

##	Note that if you want to set the above property in a personal 
##	properties file instead of the admin properties file, you should
##	use the property mimetype.handlers instead of admin.mimetype.handlers.
##	The property mimetype.handlers in a personal properties file will
##	override admin.mimetypes.handlers.
