J Marshall wrote:
Way over my head, can you give an example? Is the idea to set a different security manager in my portlet and the revert back to the jetspeed policy? Thanks Jeff
Security Managers are no longer recommended in Java 2That said, I haven't been able to find a migration path for the RMISecurityManager, in fact it seems to tie into the AccessController and correctly control permission level checks for RMI-based applications
Im looking at the stack trace, and here is the line causing the NPE (assuming we are on the same version of Jetspeed source)
log.debug("CodeSource: " + codeSource.getLocation().getPath());
Jetspeed's security policy attempts to work with an existing security policy, so we seem to be correctly checking the code source for your RMI call. Maybe this is just as simple as the getPath or getLocation returning null
Could you tell me which version of Jetspeed-2 you are using?Also if you could debug this and find out exactly where the NPE occurs, then we can try to better handle it
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