Description: When running within an application or application server with a Java 2 Security Manager enabled, Derby must be granted certain permissions to execute and access database files.
Keywords: Policy files, and Derby permissions, Java 2 Security Manager

# Running Derby under a security manager

When running within an application or application server with a Java 2 Security Manager enabled, Derby must be granted certain permissions to execute and access database files.

For more information about permissions and examples of creating permission objects and granting permissions, see the Security Architecture specification at http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/guide/security/PolicyFiles.html.

- Granting permissions to Derby
  This section discusses which permissions should be granted to Derby (the code base derby.jar).
- Examples of Java 2 security policy files for embedded Derby

Parent topic: Derby and Security
Related concepts
Configuring security for your environment
Working with user authentication
Users and authorization identifiers
User authorizations
Encrypting databases on disk
Signed jar files
Notes on the Derby security features
User authentication and authorization examples