I'm getting the error "DSS_FATAL_ERROR:DISCONNECT DUE TO SEC.
VIOLATIONS" when running a server with a stationary object. A client
calls a method on this server then the server dies. I've pasted a
minimal example below. I run the 'Server.exe' program, then the
Client.exe program in another shell. The first to invocations of
'Client.exe' work, but the third fails with this error. Am I doing
something wrong, or am I hitting a DSS bug? This is on Linux if it
matters.
Example session:
In terminal 1:
$ ozc -x Server.oz -o Server.exe
$ ./Server.exe
In terminal2:
$ ozc -x Client.oz -o Client.exe
$ ./Client.exe
$ ./Client.exe
$ ./Client.exe
Appears in terminal 1:
Hello
Server started
Hello
Hello
DSS_FATAL_ERROR:DISCONNECT DUE TO SEC. VIOLATIONS
-----------------Server.oz---------------------
functor
import
Connection
DP
Pickle
System
define
class XServer
meth hello
{System.showInfo "Hello"}
end
end
fun {NewServer Class Init}
Object = {New Class hello}
in
{DP.annotate Object stationary}
Object
end
S = {NewServer XServer init}
T = {Connection.offerMany S}
{Pickle.save T "s.pickle"}
{System.showInfo "Server started"}
end
-----------------Server.oz---------------------
---------------Client.oz---------------------
functor
import
Application
Connection
DP
Pickle
System
define
S = {Connection.take {Pickle.load "s.pickle"}}
{S hello}
{Application.exit 0}
end
---------------Client.oz---------------------
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