Code executed by a script-enabled Flex action has a number of restrictions placed upon it. This is to prevent operations that might affect system stability and security. A whitelist policy is enabled which controls which packages and classes are allowed to be used in a script.
Note
If are you are trying to use a JDK package or class, and are getting a permission issue, please contact your Flex representative so that the development team can evaluation whether it should be included in the default white-list.
/flex/flex-enterprise/storage/media
)Flex allows you to add system-wide permissions via a JSON document in the Consul KV
flex/flex-jobasyncexecutor-service/securityPolicyPermissions
, but it should be understood that this is a security risk. The
example below shows how to allow access to the classes in accessClassInPackage.org.apache.groovy.internal.util
and to be able to
read and write files to /home/ftpusers
:
{
"permissions": [
{
"type": "RuntimePermission",
"name": "accessClassInPackage.org.apache.groovy.internal.util"
},
{
"type": "FilePermission",
"name": "/home/ftpusers/*",
"action": "read,write"
}
]
}