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Java J2SEDiscovering a Java Application's Security Requirements
Author: onjava.com |
Published: 4th Jan 2007 |
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Java security manager policy files are powerful and flexible, but rather grueling and error-prone to write by hand. In this article Mark Petrovic employs a novel approach: a development-time SecurityManager that logs your applications' calls and builds a suitable policy file.
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