Hi,
I'm trying to implement a RMI-based admin-interface for James. Therefor I
wrote a new Block called 'JamesRMIServer'. Now I am trying to add this thing
to james. I managed it to include it into the james.sar-file and it is
executing fine (the JamesRMIManager has access to all important
James-Resources like Userstore etc.) But when I try to bind the class to the
RMI-Naming-Service (with Naming.rebind("//localhost/JamesRMIServer",
this); ) the SecurityManager denies to connect to the RMI-Port (1099).
Running the thing from command-line works fine.
After looking into the james-server.xml I found the policy-constraints which
say that every block should have full access. But, actually this is not the
case.
Has anybody written a working RMI-interface for james? And how can I bundle
my Block without adding it to the james.sar-file? Or should I write the
JamesRMIServer within the james-package making it a part of james?
confused,
pero
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