User guide
Chapter 7: Developing Applications
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Table 7-15 Setting Access Permissions for Files (Windows)
Resource Explanation
Service ID file Set access permission when a Java application that receives a user
ID/password from a client to perform authentication is not to use the
business server configuration.
Permit only a Java application execution user (or IJServer user for a
servlet application) to read the file.
Login configuration file Permit only a Java application execution user (or IJServer user for a
servlet application) to read the file.
Security policy file Permit only a Java application execution user to read the file.
Trust store file Set access permission when a Java application that receives a user
ID/password from a client to perform authentication is to be used.
- When a file is created using the Interstage certificate environment
Permit a Java application execution user (or IJServer user for a
servlet application) to read the file.
- When a file is created using a keytool command
Permit only a Java application execution user (or IJServer user for
a servlet application) to read the file.
Use a chmod or chown command. Set access permission with super user (root) authority.
Table 7-16 Setting Access Permissions for Files (Solaris and Linux)
Resource Explanation
Service ID file Set access permission when a Java application that receives a user
ID/password from a client to perform authentication is not to use the
business server configuration.
Permit only a Java application execution user (or IJServer user for a
servlet application) to read the file.
Login configuration file Permit only a Java application execution user (or IJServer user for a
servlet application) to read the file.
Security policy file Permit only a Java application execution user to read the file.
Trust store file Set access permission when a Java application that receives a user
ID/password from a client for authentication is to be used:
- When a file is created using the Interstage certificate environment
Permit a Java application execution user (or IJServer user for a
servlet application) to read the file.
- When a file is created using a keytool command
Permit only a Java application execution user (or IJServer user for
a servlet application) to read the file.