The java.security.AllPermission class grants all possible permissions to the caller. This facility was included for routine testing purposes to make it less cumbersome to deal with a multitude of permissions or for use when the code is completely trusted. It should never find place in production code.
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This non-compliant example grants AllPermission to a library (klib). The permission itself is specified in the security policy file used by the SecurityManagersecurity manager. Alternatively, a permission object can be obtained in the code by subclassing the Permission class (or any subclass like BasicPermission) in the java.security package.
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/* grant the klib library AllPermission */
grant codebase "file:${klib.home}/j2ee/home/klib.jar" {
permission java.security.AllPermission;
};
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