On 07/07/2016 11:28 PM, Weijun Wang wrote:
I know that a "@run main/policy=p" tag will be translated to
-Djava.security.policy==p and the system default
java.home/conf/security/java.policy will be ignored, and sometimes it's
necessary to copy some lines from there to the test's own policy file.
However, with more modules being de-privileged, the system default
java.policy is becoming much longer, this means it's more likely to
duplicate lines there into a test policy file. Sometimes this is not
obvious.
Is there a plan to allow the system default java.policy also be loaded?
Maybe a new option name like "addpolicy"?
Use the new jtreg "java.security.policy=p" option. This will
concatentate the specified policy with the configured system policy files.
--Sean