hi jack -
this need is predominately what most of the new
servlet 2.2 (http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/2.2)
specification is all about. in addition, the
servlet 2.2 spec is adhering to the j2ee specification
(which i don't have a handy link to) so you might
want to check into j2ee (java 2 enterprise edition)
as well.
perhaps you could give this a run through to see
if it addresses your concerns.
hope this helps,
- james
Jack Wang wrote:
>
> hi, all in servlet-interest,
>
> I hava a question, anyone know, please tell me.
>
> If you are an ISP, ie, you are a virtual machine supplier , and you offer
> servlet service to your clients, for example, you run JServer or JRUN on
> Apache,IIS etc., here, you can not see your clients' servlet sources, but
> the binary code, which will upload to your machine, how can you guaranty the
> servlet's security ? how can you restrict those servlets' access authority?
>
> thanks in advance.
>
> jack.w
>
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