well, I don't have the details here and I didn't try it yet.
But I do have the O'Reilly book about Java security. It's not really about
servlets, but it shows how to start a JVM with several restrictions.
(writing and reading files, starting external apps, System.exit()...)
Since I start the JVM in which the servlets run as a normal java
application, I guess it's not that difficult to specify the restrictions.
Read the java API about the SecurityManager.
Geert 'Darling' Van Damme
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> Geert Van Damme wrote:
> >
> > That's what java securirity is all about.
> > It's easy to start the servlet JVM so that System.exit() is not allowed.
>
> Really? Don't be coy, tell us how!
>
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> Scott Stirling
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