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If you are referring to GetOpenProperties.java, then look at the
propertyNames string array. You will notice that the only properties listed
there are the ones that can be executed without a security exception.

Try adding "user.name" to the array, which is one of the "Forbidden system
properties". Now you should get the security exception.

Arth


"George" <geo54321@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> In the section on restricting applications I can't get the same results as
> the tutorial.
>
> When I run java -Djava.security.manager GetProps, I don't get the
exception
> that the tutorial does.  For me GetProps returns all the properties
without
> throwing any exceptions.
>
> I checked the system default policy file on my system and it is the same
as
> the one indicated in the tutorial.
>
> I ran this program from the command line in Unix and from JBuilder 8
> Personal under Windows.  And I got the same results (i.e no exception).
>
> Please tell me what I'm missing.
>
> TIA.
>
>