> 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
> Thanks in advance.
> Any help in this regard is most welcome
This seems to be an error similar to mine: the problem is that the system
seems to ignore the user-specified policy, when a new SecurityManager or
RMISecurityManager is installed, and to assume the default ultra-restrictive
policy. So, the operation you are trying to do is rejected because of a
permission denial. I tried to look into the jdk code, but there is nothing
that should cause this error, so I don't understand. The really weird thing
is that the thing works when I launch the web server in my normal (non root)
account, but it doesn't work when I launch the servlet engine in a root
account (even if I copy all the environment settings from my normal account
to the root account).
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