This class is a
java.security.Permission that governs access to
private, protected, and
default-visibility methods, constructors, and fields through the Java
Reflection API. In Java 1.2, the only defined name, or target, for
ReflectPermission is
"suppressAccessChecks". This
permission is required to call the
setAccessible( ) method
of AccessibleObject. Unlike some
Permission subclasses,
ReflectPermission does not use a list of actions.
See also AccessibleObject.
System administrators configuring
security policies should be familiar with this class, but application
programmers should never need to use it directly.
Figure 10-101. java.lang.reflect.ReflectPermission
public final class
ReflectPermission extends java.security.BasicPermission {
// Public Constructors
public
ReflectPermission (String
name );
public
ReflectPermission (String
name , String
actions );
}