Looks like a project requirement (technical spec).
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-10-1996/jw-10-indepth.html
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Sent: Friday, May 03, 2002 8:55 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: OT: FW: Do you know anything about Securing Class Loader in
Java?
All -
This question was sent to me by a friend of mine and I honestly don't
know what he's asking about. Thought I'd forward it here and see if I
could get any brilliant insight? I know it's OT but I'm not sure where
else to ask.
Thanks!
Hatton Humphrey
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Do you know anything about Securing Class Loader in Java?
Read below -
4.7.1 Java Class Loader
The Class Loader never allows a class from a less protected realm to
replace a class from a more protected realm. The file system I/O
Primitives are all defined in a local Java class. No class from
outside the server can replace these classes and spoof Java code into using
malicious versions of these primitives. Classes in one realm cannot
call upon the methods of classes in other realms. This means that the
local server cannot use other file system I/O unless it is authorized.
* The Class Loader will be implemented so that only classes that
exist on the local web server host can run.
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