on 02-14-2013 10:45 AM
Hi there,
I recently downloaded the Java GUI 7.30 for mac and today I'm trying to download a pdf through VL71, but I get an error from the app that it doesn't got access to my home folder.
Do any of you know how to grant this access?
There has been an uncatched AccessControlException:
access denied (java.io.FilePermission /Users/perage read)
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Request environment
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CS: /Applications/SAP%20Clients/SAPGUI%207.30/SAPGUI%207.30.app/Contents/Resources/Java/platinr3S.jar
PL: com.sap.platin.base.security.SAPGUIPolicy
PR: permission java.io.FilePermission "/Users/perage", "read";
Thanks in advance
Hello Per-Åge,
assuming that this exception happens after you press the "Save" button in the control displaying a PDF inside SAP GUI for Java, this is fixed in SAP GUI for Java 7.30 rev 1 expected to be available next week.
Best regards
Rolf-Martin
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Per-Åge,
I got a similar message when doing a test in SKPR09. I think the problem relates to this:
PL: com.sap.platin.base.security.SAPGUIPolicy
PR: permission java.io.FilePermission "<path/filename>"
When using a connection for the first time in SAPGui 7.30 you are asked about the trust level for that connection. The default is "Internal: Generally trusted, does not require extensive privileges."and up to now I confirmed this setting. However, I think this setting causes the described error and we need the level "Productive: Fully trusted. Needs access to local resources".
At least I got rid of the message in SKPR09 after setting "Level4" instead of "Level3" for the connection entries in
/Users/<yourname>/Library/Preferences/SAP/trustClassification
and restarting SAPGui.
Best regards
Matthias
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2045689 - AccessControlException accessing arbitrary predefined directories
describes how to provide permissions to access directories without reducing the security level.
I've had the same problem and resolved it wham setting was Fully Trusted. But here's my problem:
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Date: 23.10. 11:51:54.597
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System Details
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Java VM: Apple Inc. Version 1.6.0_65
OS: Mac OS X(x86_64) Version 10.8.5
Java Directory: /System/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/1.6.0.jdk/Contents/Home
Home Directory: /Users/RLErrington
Current Directory: /Applications/SAP Clients/SAPGUI 7.30
Locale: English (United States)
Default Character Encoding: MacRoman
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Product Details
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SAP GUI for Java 7.30
2012-12-19 06:12:48 +0100
ldm046, 730_REL, 1382695
(Version ID A073000040000)
There is NO "Edit Trust Level" option on the menu under "File". So how do I reset the trust level from Internal to Fully Trusted. It varies by connection.
Many thanks.
Rich
I downloaded and installed SAP Gui 7.40 rev 4 for Java. It will not launch. I also checked and ensure the JDK and it is at 1.8.
Java 8 v65 Build 1.8.0_65-b17
I get the following message when trying to start SAP GUI:
"Application <SAPGUI 7.40rev4> could not be launched."
"Failed to find JRE/JDK version 1.8+ (64 bit).
Download at http://java.com/jdk."
Java is installed: verification test:
You have the recommended Java installed (Version 8 Update 65).
I am on Mac OSX 10.8.5, and I need to be able to either run older this version, or change the permissions files. Since I can't locate them, I can't just delete them. Maybe someone can provide me with the information where they are stored, because they are apparently stored for each instance.
btw - I will be very happy to run 7.40 is it will just start.
Thank you.
Rich Errington
Reinstalled the JDK and it is working. Many thanks.
As a note for others, upgrading Java usually just upgrades the JRE, not the JDK. You have to hunt around a little for the JDK installer.
Also, it came up in blue crystal. Pretty much unable to read anything. Changed the config and it's all happy.
One more note: The SAP GUI 7.40 data is all in different places than prior versions.
Regards,
Rich
Hello Richard,
good to read that it is working now.
The information about JDK is available as part of http://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/2059424
or in the manual coming with the installation
Best regards
Rolf-Martin
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