Security Manager

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I read somewhere that it's essential to run Security Manager with Java 1.5 else you'd get unexpected results.

Is it normal to do this always while programming and debugging ?

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Where did you read this for jdk1.5?

SecurityManager is required to prohibit or provide access to some operation. Most of the general/all permissions are already specified in policy file. Which can be modified depending upon the need.

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The problem appears to be with auto boxing and the not knowing where autoboxing is used to verify the code for maliciousness. But apparently the SM would do it for you. So use it always.
[ February 01, 2005: Message edited by: Helen Thomas ]

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