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JTWI - Untrusted Domain Connectivity

 
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Hi mates,

The JSR-185(JTWI) specifies that if an Untrusted MIDlet tries to open connection for Datagram, Socket or SecureSocket connections the midlet the implementation shoud throw the java.lang.SecurityException

But the HttpConnection and HttpsConnections are not restricted that..

I dont understand the justification by the JSR 185 spec..

Can someone explain the login behind the wording

Thanks in advance
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