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John Pritchard-Williams
I'm a newbie: I'm inevitably comparing Ruby with Java (whether this is
healthy or wise thing to do I don't know..) - but I have not seen any
documentation on whether or not Ruby (as in the interpreter /
platform, not the language itself) has the concept of a 'security
manager' - something to restrict untrusted code.
For instance, (without certifications) Java Applets are not allowed to
do certain stuff - like access local filestore, or open up n/w
connections (apart from back to source) - is there an equivalent
concept in Ruby ?
Thanks
John
healthy or wise thing to do I don't know..) - but I have not seen any
documentation on whether or not Ruby (as in the interpreter /
platform, not the language itself) has the concept of a 'security
manager' - something to restrict untrusted code.
For instance, (without certifications) Java Applets are not allowed to
do certain stuff - like access local filestore, or open up n/w
connections (apart from back to source) - is there an equivalent
concept in Ruby ?
Thanks
John