Session Security Options StructureIM:JM

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Session Security Options Structure
When you create an instantiation of the Java runtime environment using JMOpenSession, you must pass a data structure to specify the security levels for that instantiation. The security options data structure is defined by the JMSecurityOptions data type.
struct JMSecurityOptions {
   UInt32 fVersion;        /* set to kJMVersion */
   
   UInt16 fVerifyMode;     /* byte code verification */
   
   Boolean fUseHttpProxy;  /* http proxy */
   char  fHttpProxy[255];
   UInt32 fHttpProxyPort;

   Boolean fUseFTPProxy;   /* ftp proxy */
   char fFTPProxy[255];
   UInt32 fFTPProxyPort;
   
   Boolean fUseFirewallProxy;/* firewall proxy */
   char  fFirewallProxy[255];
   UInt32 fFirewallProxyPort;
   
   UInt16fNetworkAccess;   /* access to the network */
   UInt16 fFileSystemAccess;/* access to local file system */
   Boolean fRestrictClassAccess; /* access to non-Java class files */
   Boolean fRestrictClassDefine;/* access to core class files */
};
Field Description

fVersion
The version of JManager. You should set this field to kJMVersion.
fVerifyMode
A flag indicating which byte codes should be run through the verifier. See "Security Level Indicators" (page 7) for a list of possible values for this field.
fUseHttpProxy
If set to true, this field indicates an http proxy server is to be used. All requests for data or code must then pass through the http proxy server.
fHttpProxy
If fUseHttpProxy is true, this field contains the name of the http proxy server.
fHttpProxyPort
If fUseHttpProxy is true, this field contains the port number of the http proxy server.
fUseFTPProxy
If set to true, this field indicates that an FTP proxy server is to be used. All FTP requests must then pass through the FTP proxy server.
fFTPProxy
If fUseFTPProxy is true, this field contains the name of the FTP proxy server.
fFTPProxyPort
If fUseFTPProxy is true, this field contains the port number of the FTP proxy server.
fUseFirewallProxy
If set to true, this field indicates a firewall proxy server is to be used. All requests for data or code must then pass through the firewall proxy server.
fFirewallProxy
If fUseFirewallProxy is true, this field contains the name of the firewall proxy server.
fFirewallProxyPort
If fUseFirewallProxy is true, this field contains the port number of the firewall proxy server.
fNetworkAccess
A flag indicating access privileges for applets connecting to networks. See "Security Level Indicators" (page 7) for a list of possible values for this field.
fFileSystemAccess
A flag indicating applet access privileges to the local file system. See "Security Level Indicators" (page 7) for a list of possible values for this field.
fRestrictClassAccess

If set to true, an applet cannot access non-Java class files (that is, those not in the java.* hierarchy).
fRestrictClassDefine
If set to true, an applet cannot define a class in the java.* hierarchy.
You can get these security options using the JMGetSecurityOptions function (page 23) or change them using the JMSetSecurityOptions function (page 24).