Chapter 14: Tomcat Security are also available with
Chapter 14: Tomcat Security are also available with Java SE 5. The complete list of permission classes and their targets can be viewed at the following URL: http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/guides/security/permissions.html : Permission Class Description java.security.AllPermission java.security .SecurityPermission java.security .UnresolvedPermission java.awt.AWTPermission java.io.FilePermission java.io .SerializablePermission java.lang.reflect .ReflectPermission java.lang.RuntimePermission java.net.NetPermission java.net.SocketPermission java.sql.SQLPermission java.util.PropertyPermission java.util.logging .LoggingPermission javax.net.ssl.SSLPermission By granting this permission, all other permissions are also granted. Granting this permission is the same as disabling the Security Manager for the affected code. Allows programmatic access to various security features of the Java language. This permission class is not defined in policy files. Rather, it is used as a placeholder when a policy file makes reference to a user-defined permission class that had not been loaded at the time of processing the policy file. This permission is relevant only to those interacting with the Security Manager system programmatically at runtime. Controls various AWT permissions Restricts read, write, execute, and delete access to files in specified paths. Allows serialization permissions. Allows applications to circumvent the publicand private mechanism s access checks and reflectively access any method. Allows access to key runtime features (such as creating class loaders, exiting the VM, and reassigning STDIN, STDOUT, and STDERR). Allows various network permissions. Allows incoming socket connections, outgoing connections, listening on ports, and resolving host names. These permissions can be defined for specific host names and port combinations. While this may sound intriguing, it controls only a single permission: setting the JDBC log output writer. This file is considered sensitive because it may contain usernames and passwords. Controls whether properties can be read from or written to. Allows the capability to configure the logging system. Allows the capability to access SSL-related network functionality. Table continued on following page
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