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....of capability serves to extend Java s existing fine grained control by allowing multiple and unique permissions for individual applications. Collectively, these and other integral features provide a highly secure and flexible security model for the Java platform. The security of the web server [16] must be considered and in particular the security of the requests made to the web server and those made to the tool servers. Using a Java based approach and a Java based web server it should be a simple matter to implement the industry standard Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) technology which using ....
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