For the applet stuff, as Tom mentions in another post, it may be easier to go directly to our upcoming "all-in-one" class that provides BSF-less embedding. Then any security issues introduced by BSF can be avoided.
On 5/22/06, David Corbin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Monday 22 May 2006 09:41 am, Thomas E Enebo wrote:
> Thanks for the update...David, can you mail me the properties?
"org.apache.bsf.serverLaunch"*
"user.dir"
"user.home"
"java.class.path"*
"jruby.lib"
"jruby.home"
The two marked with a * are in BSF, but the java.class.path could probably be
fixed in JRubyEngine.
> Also send any any other thoughts on security/configuration of the runtime.
> I am going to try and rearrange some stuff to make the BSF/JSR223
> integration a bit easier on the brain.
>
I haven't really figured out how it ought to work/configured. Perhaps the
code could "test" and see if it appears to be in a "sandbox", and then switch
itself to a "secure mode". Not even sure what that means.
David
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