webMethods Knowlegebase : Java Security, missing Permission attribute -- TaminoAPI4J.jar. (1753822)

Problem

Due to Oracle-Java changes need to get an updated ‘.jar’ file that satisfies Oracles tightened security.

The jar in question is the “TaminoAPI4J.jar” that is used to interface between Tamino and Java. The current version of this jar file does not include the Permissions Attribute, etc. as described in the link below. This is a new Oracle-Java requirement with Java 1.7.0-51, and is significant for them because they deploy using the Java Web Start process via a JNLP file.

Is there already a solution available for the TaminoAPI4J.jar that makes it compliant?

Java 7 Release Highlights: Security Feature Enhancements

http://java.com/en/download/faq/release_changes.xml

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According to the info at the line below: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/technotes/guides/jweb/manifest.html, the Permissions Attribute can have a couple of different values.

- For Java Web Start applications and applets that use JNLP, the value of the Permissions attribute must match the permissions level requested in the JNLP file,

- For applets that do not use JNLP, the value of the Permissions attribute must match the permissions level requested in the applet tag.