Hi Craig,
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There are some bigger issues when running with security and Windows.
The result of
springbeans.jarfile =
${pom.getDependencyPath('org.springframework:spring-beans')}
is
springbeans.jarfile=D:/users/michael/.maven/repository\org.springframework\jars\spring-beans-2.0.jar
This is an internal Maven call that returns mixed "/" and "\" that
seems to be confusing Java security policy.
To be continued...
I figured out when hard coding the path names in the 'grant codbase'
lines in the security.policy file, I'm able to run with security on
windows. That means something is going wrong when using properties (like
${jdo..tck.jdori.jarfile}) in the security.policy file. Even mixing "/"
and "\" in the path names works, as long as the path names are hard coded.
Any ideas?
Regards Michael
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