I'm not really sure it's a problem, it think it was actually a red herring for something else we were looking at..
When I configure Glassfish to use my JACC implementation and then deploy
a webapp, I don't end up with files and directories like
glassfish/domains/domain1/generated/policy
glassfish/domains/domain1/generated/policy/MyApp/ejb-myApp-security_jar/granted.policy
which I get when I use the default JACC implementation.
I think this is causing issues when I go to delegate to the original
JRE Policy implementation and / or use the super.implies method to check
permissions for some EJB access.
Do I need them?
Is there some way to trigger to the creation of these files programmaticly?
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