Sorry not to get this out earlier ... comments intermixed.
Glenn Nielsen wrote:
Here is my proposal for implementing the Java SecurityManager in Tocmat 4.
Work on implementing this proposal is in progress. Comments please?
Tomcat 4 Java SecurityManager Proposal
Tomcat 4
Hi Glenn,
I had a few questions/comments on:
Jasper JSP class loading
The work directory will be moved inside the web application context
/WEB-INF/ directory. This will make security configuration easier
and security checks more efficient. The jasper work dir for a context
would be
Glenn Nielsen wrote:
Here is my proposal for implementing the Java SecurityManager in Tocmat 4.
Work on implementing this proposal is in progress. Comments please?
Tomcat 4 Java SecurityManager Proposal
Tomcat 4 will require the Java SecurityManager, use of the
Tomcat would be a great tool to provide catalogs and presentations on
CD - with additional advantages if there are already web versions of
such applications. I know of a lot of people (me included) that would
like to use Tomcat this way.
I already implemented a proof of concept where a Delphi
At 12:46 14/1/01 -0600, Glenn Nielsen wrote:
Tomcat 4 Java SecurityManager Proposal
Tomcat 4 will require the Java SecurityManager, use of the
SecurityManager will be optional when Tomcat is embedded in
another application.
Why not always have it optional possibly determined
-0. Why not make it optional for standard use as well? If I use Tomcat
for development only, I'm not concerned with security and don't
want to mess with policy files.
Same here. There's a switch for the naming features, and I think it should
be the same with the security manager.
Remy
Peter Donald wrote:
At 12:46 14/1/01 -0600, Glenn Nielsen wrote:
Tomcat 4 Java SecurityManager Proposal
Tomcat 4 will require the Java SecurityManager, use of the
SecurityManager will be optional when Tomcat is embedded in
another application.
Why not always have it
