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Java vs. .NET Security, Part 3
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What is it that ".NET lacks completely"? |
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2004-07-12 09:44:01 |
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dpiliptchouk
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Response to: What is it that ".NET lacks completely"?
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Ray, your comments are indeed based on misunderstaning:
1. Remember the overall context where the command-line parameters mentioned? I talk about overriding default poilicy by passing cmd-line parameters for SECURITY POLICY files, not general "parameters". See also my reply to your comment on the first article to understand the issue.
2. First: a hierarchy of web.config files is applicable to Web applications only. Secondly: again, we're talking about SECURITY POLICY files here, not general configuration. Lastly: anything can be built or added - it's important that Java provides this capability out-of-the-box.
Configuration features in .NET are quite limited, and to provide any meaningful hierarchy, one'd have to do quite a lot of programming (Just for the record - I've gone through this first-hand, so I know what I'm talking about).
3. I'm not sure what you objection was in this item.
4. Again - both platforms provide this CAS feature, I never denied this.
Please, if there's more misunderstanding, send me a message directly - this is not really a public forum to exchange ideas or clear questions.
Denis
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What is it that ".NET lacks completely"?
2004-12-01 21:34:07
happygilmore
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Google "application.config" then please reply to Ray's comments. I do not believe he is mistaken.