After previewing your card under the "Preview" tab and pressing
the "Send Mcard" button under the "Email Card"
tab, you should see the message "Mcard
was successfully sent.". Also you should see that your
quota is decremented by one.
If your Mcard had any problems in being sent an error message will
be displayed.
There are three possible error codes that can occur on sending an
Mcard.
"ERR1: A problem has occurred. Please
try again later"
If you see this error code it means that there was difficulty in
reaching the SendMcards webserver. It may be that you are no longer
connected to the internet, or that the SendMcards webserver is down.
No Mcards have been sent. Please try again later.
"ERR2: A problem has occurred. Please
try again later"
If you see this error code it means that there was difficulty in
reaching the SendMcards database webserver. It may be that you are
no longer logged in or that the SendMcards webserver is down. No Mcards
have been sent. Please try again later or try to log back in.
"ERR3: Please update java policy file.
Refer to FAQ for more info."
If you see this error code it means that there was difficulty in
creating a connection to the SendMcards webserver because of a security
and permissions check within Java. All applets and any applications
invoked with a security manager must be granted explicit permission
to access local system resources apart from read access to the directory
and its subdirectories where the program is invoked. The Java platform
provides permissions to allow various levels of access to different
types of local information.
Because permissions let an applet or application override the default
security policy, you should be very careful when you assign permissions
to not create an opening for malicious code to attack your system.
This error may be seen when running the SendMcards program from behind
a firewall.
To allow the SendMcards program to connect to the SendMcards server
(so that it may send the Mcard), you may be required to alter what
permissions the SendMcards program has.
In your java policy file, please insert the following lines
grant {
permission java.net.SocketPermission
"www.sendmcards.com", "connect,resolve";
};
or alternatively you can save our Java policy
file in the appropriate directory on your computer. This will
allow the SendMcards program to connect to the SendMcards webserver.
For more information please refer to java.sun.com
website or drop us an email.