Applet Security Structure

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Applet Security Structure

When you instantiate an applet using the JMNewAppletViewer function JMNewAppletViewer, you must pass a data structure that supplies security information for the applet. This data structure is defined by the JMAppletSecurity data type.



 
struct JMAppletSecurity { 

    UInt32 fVersion; 

    JMNetworkSecurityOptions fNetworkSecurity; 

    JMFileSystemOptions fFileSystemSecurity;

    Boolean fRestrictSystemAccess;

    Boolean fRestrictSystemDefine; 

    Boolean fRestrictApplicationAccess; 

    Boolean fRestrictApplicationDefine; 

};

Field descriptions

fVersion: The version of JManager. You should set this field to kJMVersion .
JMNetworkSecurityOptions: A flag indicating access privileges for applets connecting to networks. See Applet Security Indicators for a list of possible values for this field.
JMFileSystemOptions: A flag indicating applet access privileges to the local file system. See Applet Security Indicators for a list of possible values for this field.
fRestrictSystemAccess: If set to true, the applet cannot access system packages found in the mrj.security.system.access property. (The default packages in the property are com.apple.* and sun.* .)
fRestrictSystemDefine: If set to true, the applet cannot load system packages found in the mrj.security.system.define property. (The default packages in the property are com.apple.* and sun.* .)
fRestrictApplicationAccess: If set to true, the applet cannot access application packages found in the mrj.security.application.access property.
fRestrictApplicationDefine: If set to true, the applet cannot load application packages found in the mrj.security.application.define property.