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Tomcat 4 as RMI client

Tim Holloway
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I'm trying to invoke an RMI server from a servlet. I seem to be having trouble with the security environment. I tried switching on the "-security" option and messing around with the catalina.policy file, but the best I can get is this:



That's being thrown on my index.jsp access - which isn't involved with RMI at all. Actually it's being thrown on any jsp access.

What do I need to configure?


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Tim Holloway
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Well, once again I answer my own question. I stole the catalina security file from JOnAS EJB server. Turns out they solved the problem by enabling EVERYTHING
 
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