the Ant tasks to start smartfrog or deploy something should
* accept a reference to a resource containing the security policy
* have a default resource to a no.security.policy in the JAR if none is defined
* save the resource to a file if it is not a file resource itself
* set it in the command line with a -Djava.security.policy==${filename}
* delete any temporary file after the test run.
Description
the Ant tasks to start smartfrog or deploy something should
* accept a reference to a resource containing the security policy
* have a default resource to a no.security.policy in the JAR if none is defined
* save the resource to a file if it is not a file resource itself
* set it in the command line with a -Djava.security.policy==${filename}
* delete any temporary file after the test run.
Bug
Resolved
Major
for dynamic classloading, we need a way to set the security policy in the ant tasks, and a default one if none is provided
