You place a file called permissions.perm inside a top level directory in
the bundle.
OSGI-INF/permissions.perm
The syntax is that used for java policy files.
The format is the same as the encoded format of PermissionInfo for that
permission.
The framework limits the permissions to this set, less permissions may
be granted of course, dependant on the bundle signer.
Cheers,
Peter.
Dennis Reedy wrote:
On Feb 14, 2010, at 524PM, Peter Firmstone wrote:
I guess it could be designed in by noting what permissions are required in the
source code. It is possible that the tool might miss a permission based on the
execution path. That's one thing I like about OSGi bundles, the author of the
bundle specifies the permissions required to execute the code in the bundle.
I guess I could research this, but its easier to ask :)
Can you give me example(s) of what bundle declared permissions look like?
Thanks
Dennis
