Re: Osgi security

2010-06-21 Thread Roshan A. Punnoose
Worked perfectly! Thanks! Roshan On Jun 20, 2010, at 3:31 PM, Goichon Francois wrote: > In your case it's not necessary as other bundles don't have any > permission. You just have to use the commit method of > ConditionalPermissionUpdate to update the permission table. > >> So in one of my

Re: Osgi security

2010-06-20 Thread Roshan A. Punnoose
Thanks! I think I've gotten a little further. So I want to create a scenario where only my signed bundles will be installed and running in the container. So in one of my bundles, I create a couple permissions: -BundleLocationCondition (like below) for system bundle AllPermission -BundleLocation

Osgi security

2010-06-18 Thread Roshan A. Punnoose
Hi, I am new to Java/OSGi security. I want to be able to specify a policy file that will be able to start up my OSGi container but will only install bundles that I have signed. Currently, I have downloaded the felix framework, and I have the framework.security project installed in it. My curre