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Java Operating Systems?31 May 2006 19:17 GMT2
Are there any operating systems written
entirely in Java?
Are there any microprocessors other than ARM's
that implement (some) Java instructions in hardware?
.NET WSE and Java Client31 May 2006 17:59 GMT4
I have a .NET web service which wants a UsernameToken, signature and
encryption.
Now I want to access the web service with a Java client (WSS4J). I was
able to configure the deployment descriptor to send a UsernameToken.
granting and reverting permissions at runtime31 May 2006 14:19 GMT3
I'm newbie to java permissions. I see some analogy to permissions from
databases: I permit for certain actions over certain object for certain
users, which is done by policy given during execution. Database analogy
reminds me about Permissions for Granting Other Persmissions. Is ...
Java RT requires access to physical memory???31 May 2006 04:26 GMT2
I just read in a web pub that the Java RunTime Specification
*requires* that Java have access to physical memory. Is this
true? This would seem to be a huge security vulnerability for
any OS running Java.
Secure & Open Encrypted String Storage27 May 2006 00:02 GMT4
Sorry if I missed a solution already posted but I went through about
200-300 topics and none met my needs.
I am developing an app that accesses an online data source.  I need to
store a password in a configuration file.  Since the authentication
executing jar files in applet12 May 2006 19:31 GMT1
is there a way to execute jar files upon a button click in an applet?
it is needed that the jar files run only when the button is clicked
how can that be made possible?
Is there any c/c++ counterpart library for java.security.* and javax.security.* ?10 May 2006 23:05 GMT1
Is there any c/c++ counterpart library for java.security.* and
javax.security.* ? I want to convert a Java project, which depends on
java.security.* and javax.security.*, to native c/c++ project.
Any suggestions?
Problem accepting trusted certificates02 May 2006 07:04 GMT1
I am developing an application that needs to pull some information from
an airline's site, https://www.flykingfisher.biz
When I try to connect to the site using an SSL socket it throws an
exception because the certificate has expired, or because the signing
 
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