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With regards to the security manager in tomcat, is it possible to
ship a policy file with each webapp ?
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Hi,
I know that when Tomcat starts it uses the catalina.policy file. Does anyone
know if it is possible to set a security policy file for individual WebApps?
Thanks
Jim.
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I am creating a Java Applet (running on Internet Explorer web browser) that
can access a database located in a remote machine (server). The connection to
the remote database is established using JDBC-ODBC bridge. However, I
encounter java security problem that restricted me to access the databas
Kwok Peng Tuck wrote:
Hi list ,
With regards to the security manager in tomcat, is it possible
to ship a policy file with each webapp ?
No it is not. You have to put those permission in catalina.policy.
-- Jeanfrancois
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Folks,
I am trying to deploy a PoolMan DataSource with JNDI, accessible from
Tomcat.
I'm running Tomcat 3.2.1, Linux, Postgresql 7.0.?, and Apache (using
mod_jk.so).
I seem to be having trouble with my security policies--
Poolman 1.4.1 (the most recent version I could make work--2.0 was a cr
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> I am creating a Java Applet (running on Internet Explorer web
> browser) that
> can access a database located in a remote machine (server).
> The connection to
> the remote database is established using JDBC-ODBC
I believe that it's all controlled by the security policy settings on the local
machine. Untrusted applets (by default all applets are untrusted) are only allowed to
make connections back to the host from which they were loaded as stated below. To get
around that, the applets shou
I want to be able to make changes to my catalina.policy and to apply
those changes without restarting Tomcat. Is this possible, and how would
I go about it?
TIA!
Hi,
>I want to be able to make changes to my catalina.policy and to apply
>those changes without restarting Tomcat. Is this possible, and how
would
>I go about it?
This is not a tomcat issue, but rather a general java one. The
SecurityManager reads the policy file once, upon its construction.
Hello everyone,
I'm running my Tomcat 5.5.4 as a Windows Service. Is there a way to
put the -security option to the GUI application? I'm trying to get my
service to start with the catalina.policy file for extra security.
Thanks,
Asim
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Start the tomcat5w.exe and open the configure options.
Open the java tab and add your jvm parameters.
-Djava.security.SecurityManager
-Djava.security.policy==/conf/catalina.policy
Two "==" signs is right to overide the complete policy :-)
Peter
Asim Alp schrieb:
Hello everyone,
I'm running my Tomca
in "!/"
While this works on a file-by-file workaround, it means we have
to set the permissions for every jar file, in every context of the
webapps folder in order to enforce the security policy effectively.
As we host different customers uploading different applications,
and different
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