Maybe nothing. Our use of a security manager shouldn't be an issue as this is for use from the command line.
Ant isn't using a SecurityManager (well, at least not at this point in the code). It's getting the one *I* set, then resetting it to the same value. This is a no-op except for the fact that Ant now asserts a permission that it doesn't need.
IOW, Main is the command line driver for Ant. If you are integrating Ant into another environment with its own security manager, you should be integrating Project.
What if I am integrating Ant into a non-Java environment, and want to turn on security from the command line? Is this usage invalid?
Stu
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