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    Enhancement 
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    Resolution: Won't Fix
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     P4 P4
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                    The java.policy files configuration should ideally be modularized. For example, each module source
directory should contain a java.policy file (ex: src/$MODULE/${share,OS}/conf/security/java.policy) which
grants the permissions required by that module. A module on the bootclasspath or a module that did
not require any additional permissions would not have a java.policy file.
At build/link time, these java.policy files are concatenated together to produce the complete java.policy file.
This would also enable an image to have a java.policy file configured with the modules linked
in the image rather than containing entries for non-existent modules.
directory should contain a java.policy file (ex: src/$MODULE/${share,OS}/conf/security/java.policy) which
grants the permissions required by that module. A module on the bootclasspath or a module that did
not require any additional permissions would not have a java.policy file.
At build/link time, these java.policy files are concatenated together to produce the complete java.policy file.
This would also enable an image to have a java.policy file configured with the modules linked
in the image rather than containing entries for non-existent modules.
- relates to
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                    JDK-8134114 Need to append javafx module entries to java.policy file -           
- Resolved
 
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                    JDK-8159752 Grant de-privileged module permissions by default with java.security.policy override option -           
- Closed
 
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