On 02/25/13 10:52, Alan Bateman wrote:
On 25/02/2013 15:22, Sean Mullan wrote:
Yes, good point, but Alan has corrected that, refresh the webrev.
I just had one comment:
- I think you need to run the test in it's own JVM, since it sets an SM.
--Sean
Yes, Tom is right and the checkPermissions in these methods should
succeed if AllPermission is granted. I should have replied to my
original mail to clarify this as I also noticed this when generating the
javadoc diffs after the mail.
In any case, this is really a corner case because I wouldn't expect
these methods to be invoked by anything outside of AWT (or something
using AWT).
On the test, then jtreg attempts restore the security manager after each
test so I don't think we need to add /other here (also it is using a
security manager already and hasn't caused any issues, at least I'm not
aware of any).
But there can be only one SM, so it could potentially affect other tests
in different threads that depend on an SM. (If 2 tests that set their
own SM ran in the same VM, potential issues would result, right?).
--Sean