Vemund Ostgaard wrote:
Can you confirm that if you add the following line to derby_tests.policy, the problem goes away? The line should be added to all three of the derby.jar, derbynet.jar, and derbytools.jar sections, which is easiest to do if you just search for "DERBY-622" and then add this line right after it:

permission java.lang.RuntimePermission "getProtectionDomain";
Yes, this seems to solve the problem in my environment.

Excellent. I haven't had any better ideas about how to fix this, so
I suggest the following:

 - Assign the bug to yourself
 - Work up an explicit patch proposal incorporating this change
 - Attach it to the bug and let's give the community a chance to review it.
 - Unless the reviewers are able to come up with a better solution,
   we'll go with this one.

How does that sound?

thanks,

bryan

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