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No access on Installed folder -
11-20-2008, 12:41 AM
In a RCP application. After exporting the appln into a product.
How to identify/validate whether user has write access into the installed folder. If he doesn't have wirte acces he should be restricted to launch the application. Note:usage of file.canWrite() only deals with the readonly properties...it does not handle the security aspects. Any help would be greatfull. Thanks, Joe |
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