Re: OSGI Security in Felix

2014-10-06 Thread Andrew Scully
ng me that this would be a breach of mailing list etiquette! -- View this message in context: http://apache-felix.18485.x6.nabble.com/OSGI-Security-in-Felix-tp5010083p5010089.html Sent from the Apache Felix - Users mailing list archive at

Re: OSGI Security in Felix

2014-10-06 Thread Richard S. Hall
those bundles before the "security policy reader" service had completed? Therefore my question is this: Is it possible for a developer to guarantee that their security policy is applied and is being enforced before the framework starts "proper"? To put that another way: If I im

OSGI Security in Felix

2014-10-06 Thread Andrew Scully
ity policy reader" service had completed? Therefore my question is this: Is it possible for a developer to guarantee that their security policy is applied and is being enforced before the framework starts "proper"? To put that another way: If I implemented a bundle that read in an OSGI

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 Goichon Francois
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 bundles, I create a couple permissions: -BundleLocationCondition (like below) for system bundle Al

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

Re: Osgi security

2010-06-19 Thread stephane frenot
) >}, >new PermissionInfo[]{ >new > PermissionInfo(AllPermission.class.getName(),"", "") >}, > "a

Re: Osgi security

2010-06-19 Thread Goichon Francois
s.getName(),"", "") }, "allow")); Hope that helps, François "Roshan A. Punnoose" a écrit : 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

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