Is there a standard approach to dealing with file permissions for files
created by servlets? With JRun, files my servlets
create are owned by me if I bring up JRun by hand, or they are owned by root
if I bring up JRun through the admin console.
I know that Java itself doesn't deal with file permissions, but somebody's
got to address the issue. The obvious solutions
are to either write native methods to deal with this (one set of native
methods per category of OS, I expect), or to
exec a system program from Java to straighten out permissions. Anybody have
a better suggestion?
Duane Morse, Eldorado Computing Inc., Phoenix, Arizona
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