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> I have also tried assigning the permissions to the codeBase of the servlet
> and RMI jar files but no no avail. How is it possible to specifically
assign
> permissions to JServ?
>
Have you tried assigning those permission directly to the codebase that
corresponds to
to the servlet repositories? Also, I am not sure if the AdaptiveClassloader
takes into
account the java 2 style securtiy model (the functunaliy contained in
java.net.SecureClassLoader) which associates a code source with a set of
permissions. Also, even if your permissions are correct, if there
is "non-privileged" code on the stack the offending code must be in a
"doPrivileged" block. (see the security docs)
Let me know if you have found a solution, as I am curious.
Brian
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