given the availability of so many
libraries and abstractions,
why do you need to access a h/w directly?
well i am still not directly communicating with
hardware
using java. i am making to some C functions from java
that requires root privileges.
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Now this looks like an interesting problem.
Possible solution maybe to run the JVM in privileged
mode with a security
policy defined for JVM disallowing access to other
system resources.
-Tarun
well it seems good to me, but could u just tell how to
do that, as i was thinking the same but
arundeep singh wrote:
i had build the library this way but when i call
myfunction from user space it remain unable to
complete the task because it don't have root
privilges. is there anyway to accomplish that.
i don't know whether its possible or not or even if i
remain able to make my
arundeep singh wrote:
executable programs. here i am trying to build library
which contains functions and yes i am calling these
functions from Java environment using JNI. that where
i got in trouble, as i had already done this successfuly
in C by writing a executable with setuid bit set,
