Used without any value to specify that the default security manager should be used. This is the preferred security manager. You can also pass a value to the java.security.manager option to specify a custom security manager implementation. The value must be the fully qualified class name of a subclass of java.lang.SecurityManager. This form specifies that the policy file should augment the default security policy as configured by the VM installation.

Used to specify the policy file that will augment the default security policy information for the VM. This option takes two forms: java.security.policy=policyFileURL and java.security.policy==policyFileURL. The first form specifies that the policy file should augment the default security policy as configured by the VM installation. The second form specifies that only the indicated policy file should be used. The policyFileURL value can be any URL for which a protocol handler exists, or a file path specification.

Provides access to the org.jboss.security.SecurityAssociation getPrincipal() and getCredential() methods. The risk involved with using this runtime permission is the ability to see the current thread caller and credentials.

Provides access to the org.jboss.security.SecurityAssociation getSubject() method.

Provides access to the org.jboss.security.SecurityAssociation setPrincipal(), setCredential(), setSubject(), pushSubjectContext(), and popSubjectContext() methods. The risk involved with using this runtime permission is the ability to set the current thread caller and credentials.

Provides access to the org.jboss.security.SecurityAssociation setServer method. The risk involved with using this runtime permission is the ability to enable or disable multithread storage of the caller principal and credential.

Provides access to the org.jboss.security.SecurityAssociation pushRunAsRole and popRunAsRole, pushRunAsIdentity and popRunAsIdentity methods. The risk involved with using this runtime permission is the ability to change the current caller run-as role principal.

Provides access to the org.jboss.security.SecurityAssociation accessContextInfo, "Get" and accessContextInfo, "Set" methods, allowing you to both set and get the current security context info.

Provides special permissions to files and directories in a specified JNDI tree path, or recursively to all files and subdirectories. A JndiPermission consists of a pathname and a set of valid permissions related to the file or directory.

The available permissions include: bind, rebind, unbind, lookup, list, listBindings, createSubcontext, and all.

Pathnames ending in /* indicate the specified permissions apply to all files and directories of the pathname. Pathnames ending in /- indicate recursive permissions to all files and subdirectories of the pathname. Pathnames consisting of the special token <<ALL BINDINGS>> matches any file in any directory.

A custom permission class for protecting access to sensitive SRP information like the private session key and private key. This permission doesn't have any actions defined. The getSessionKey target provides access to the private session key resulting from the SRP negotiation. Access to this key will allow you to encrypt and decrypt messages that have been encrypted with the session key.

This permission class provides basic permissions to secure Hibernate sessions. The target for this property is the entity name. The available actions include: insert, delete, update, read, * (all).

Provides a custom permission class for controlling how callers interact with the metadata stack. The available permissions are: modify (push/pop onto the stack), peek (peek onto the stack), and * (all).

Secures setting of configuration properties. Defines only permission target names, and no actions. The targets for this property include: <property name> - property which code has permission to set; * - all properties.

Secures access to the kernel configuration. Defines only permission target names and no actions. The targets for this property include: access - access the kernel configuration; configure - configure the kernel (access is implied); * - all of the above.

Secures access to the kernel. Defines only permission target names and no actions. The targets for this property include: kernel - access the kernel; * - access all areas.