Package | Description |
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com.sun.jini.start |
Provides the utilities and APIs used to launch the contributed services
provided in the Jini(TM) Technology Starter Kit (starter kit).
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com.sun.jini.tool |
Tools for: checking configuration files; checking for missing
serialVersionUID fields; computing class dependencies;
generating permission grants to debug security policy setup; providing
HTTP service; generating message digests; generating HTTPMD URLs;
generating wrapper JAR files; and generating preferred lists. |
net.jini.security.policy |
Provides an interface for security policy providers capable of dynamic
permission grants, an interface for security manager or policy providers
that use custom security context state, and a security policy provider
supporting dynamic permission grants.
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Constructor and Description |
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AggregatePolicyProvider()
Creates a new
AggregatePolicyProvider instance, containing
a main policy created as follows: if the
com.sun.jini.start.AggregatePolicyProvider.mainPolicyClass
security property is set, then its value is interpreted as the class
name of the main policy provider; otherwise, a default class name of
"net.jini.security.policy.DynamicPolicyProvider"
is used. |
Constructor and Description |
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DebugDynamicPolicyProvider()
Creates an instance of this class that wraps a default underlying
policy, as specified by
DynamicPolicyProvider() . |
Constructor and Description |
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DynamicPolicyProvider()
Creates a new
DynamicPolicyProvider instance that wraps a
default underlying policy. |
PolicyFileProvider()
Creates a
PolicyFileProvider whose starting set of
permission mappings is the same as those that would result from
constructing a new instance of the J2SE default security policy provider
with the current java.security.policy system property
setting (if any), except that UmbrellaGrantPermission s are
expanded into GrantPermission s as described in the
documentation for UmbrellaGrantPermission . |
PolicyFileProvider(String policyFile)
Creates a
PolicyFileProvider whose starting set of
permission mappings is the same as those that would result from
constructing a new instance of the J2SE default security policy provider
with the java.security.policy system property set to the
value of policyFile , except that
UmbrellaGrantPermission s are expanded into
GrantPermission s as described in the documentation for
UmbrellaGrantPermission . |
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