In the readAccess(Runnable r) method, the call to lock.lock() must occur before the try block. Also, the method name "readAccess" is confusing, because it's not acquiring a read-only mutex (multi-threading), but a read-write mutex (single threading).
How do you stop unprivileged users from using the privileged constructor, thus gaining access to the privileged API?
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In the readAccess(Runnable r) method, the call to lock.lock() must occur before the try block. Also, the method name "readAccess" is confusing, because it's not acquiring a read-only mutex (multi-threading), but a read-write mutex (single threading).
How do you stop unprivileged users from using the privileged constructor, thus gaining access to the privileged API?
--Jeffrey D Smith 21:48, 25 May 2009 (CEST)