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Appengine DevMode : access denied (“java.lang.RuntimePermission” “accessClassInPackage.sun.security.util”)

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10034900/appengine-devmode-access-denied-java-lang-runtimepermission-accessclassinp

I also have tried to fix this by making changes to the java.policy file and defining a local policy file. No luck so far. I downloaded..

Calling a DLL from an Applet via JNI

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1713403/calling-a-dll-from-an-applet-via-jni

an applet to do this. There is an entry you can put in a java.policy file to allow loadLibrary. as well as allPermission I've tried..

Create java sandbox based on security policies

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2867747/create-java-sandbox-based-on-security-policies

home. The original sandbox rules in ... jre lib security java.policy. However if you want your policy to be the only one you'll need..

How to disable Java security manager?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/762459/how-to-disable-java-security-manager

stored. retrieved 0 finish This thread suggests modifying java.policy file to allow reflection but it doesn't seem to work for me... Djava.security.manager Djava.security.policy home pablo .java.policy so specified policy file will be the only policy file used The..

Disable Java reflection for the current thread

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/770635/disable-java-reflection-for-the-current-thread

more explicit. To do what you want without modifying the java.policy file and or the java.security file would be very difficult maybe.. The java.security.Policy represents the information in java.policy but it doesn't offer write access. You could create your own.. permits it. On the other hand you can specify a custom java.policy file as a command line option. If you are providing a complete..

Copy/Paste not working in a signed Applet

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8513740/copy-paste-not-working-in-a-signed-applet

your local Java Security Policy file. The file is named java.policy and should be in the lib security folder of your Java installation... to your home folder ex. C Users Kyle . Rename the file to .java.policy note the period at the beginning . Edit the file in a text editor...