"Rickard �berg" wrote:
>
> > Resource access with Class.getResource() and
> > Class.getResourceAsStream() are allowed by the specification. They go
> > through the ClassLoader and the EJB server can easily handle this.
>
> Unfortunately this is incorrect. getResource() is about getting URL's to
> the resource, and getResourceAsStream simply calls
> getResource().openStream() (or something like that). Underneath this the
> JDK uses FileStreams, so it doesn't work because of the security
> restrictions.
The JDK uses FileStreams to get the full JAR, and yet my class loader
doesn't break. getResource() is a piggyback on top of the same JAR
loading mechanism.
Try grabbing the JDK SCSL sources, look at the class loader URL
implementation, and search for a PrivilegedAction() section there.
arkin
>
> /Rickard
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