Hi Kathey,
> It is interesting to me that it is junit.jar that needs the permission. I
> would have expected it to be derbytools.jar or derbyTesting.jar.
These tests we created are for testing the content of the XML files
generated. I also thought it would probably need permission to derbyTesting.jar
but it was not the case, tests were failed.
Only after I added to "codeBase "${derbyTesting.junit}"" portion, tests got
passed.
>
> I think it it is fine to add this to the default testing policy file as it
> only affects the testing jar and is for a specific directory referenced just
> in the tests. Generally I only make a separate specific test policy file if
> it is one of the product jars that requires increased permissions beyond
> what is documented, so that that permission requirement doesn't creep into
> the product in general.
>
Thanks for the clarification.
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Best Regards,
Nirmal
C.S.Nirmal J. Fernando
Department of Computer Science & Engineering,
Faculty of Engineering,
University of Moratuwa,
Sri Lanka.
