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Subject: [T4m4] java.lang.SecurityException
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I am trying to run T4m4 with my webapp and I am receiving a

java.lang.SecurityException : sealing exception 

This is because my servlet is trying to instantiate a singleton object in 
the webapp that reads its config info from a file on the classpath using a 
mildy modified version of the XML mapper from Tomcat (just renamed the 
package so I can use it).

I was under the assumption that the security stuff didn't run if you just 
ran bin/startup.sh.  Is that still the case?

How can I get around this if I am just using the supplied startup.sh script 
with no parameters?

Thanks
Scott Sanders