I want to make it so I can set my own implementation of SecurityManager to
do a check before ALL method calls.
This way, people can plug their apps into my system and not have to make
sure they write in those security checks themselves (and I wouldn't have to
change the interposition classes).
Then All they have to do is set up permissions for it (in an XML file or
smth).
So my SecurityManager would have a mapping like:
<class namespace="com.me.package" name="aClass">
<method name="check" signature="{int, int}">
<access level="read">
<principal name="joe"/>
</access>
</method>
</class>
then i'd translate that into permissions. So on every call, i just look up
the method (by namespace/signature or whatever) and see if they have rights.
This way, the writer of "aClass" does not have to call:
SecurityManager sm = System.getSecurityManager();
sm.checkXXX(....);
Anyone know if this is possible? (i.e. to have ANY call of a method to
automatically invoke my securitymanager)
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