I suspect some problem is in Java installation on Apache M/C. Servlets also
run under sand box restrictions, so must use standard security manager
also. Anybody with different views pl comment ..
--Mukul Gandhi
At 03:50 PM 5/18/99 +0530, roopa wrote:
>hello,
>
>When we use our servlets as RMI clients, the servlet uses
>"System.getSecurityManager() " when used in Javawebserver. But with
>Apache, the System.getSecurityManager( ) returns null and hence it uses
>the RMISecurityManager. But the servlet throws Access Denied Exception
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