Jens, Thanks for your reply, now i get this.
As you said, implementing the required authorization behavior in
SecurityManager.authorize() callback is way to go.
Thanks,
Nilkanth.
On Thu, Mar 1, 2018 at 7:32 PM, Jens Deppe wrote:
> Hi Nilkanth,
>
> It's basically up to the provided SecurityManag
Hi Nilkanth,
It's basically up to the provided SecurityManager how to handle the
ResourcePermission passed into it.
So in your implementation could be as simple as:
if (rp.getKey() != null && rp.getKey().contains("system") {...}
Are you perhaps looking at a specific SecurityManager implemen
