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60 Java ME TCK Framework Developer’s Guide • July 2007
Testing Security-Constrained
Functionality With Security Tests
This section addresses writing different types of security tests, using keywords and
attributes to mark different types of security tests, and using attributes in the test
description to grant or deny the security permissions for the tests.
Types of Security Tests
Security related tests can be grouped into the following types:
■ Untrusted
■ Trusted
■ Double-duty
Untrusted Tests
Untrusted tests verify API implementation behavior for unsigned MIDlet Suites.
Untrusted tests verify that the assertions related to untrusted MIDlet suites are
properly implemented.
All untrusted MIDlet suites can run in a restricted environment where access to
protected APIs or functions is either not allowed, or allowed only with explicit user
permission. Untrusted tests must not be run in trusted security mode. See “Marking
Untrusted Tests” on page 61 for a description of how to use keywords to mark
untrusted tests.
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CODE EXAMPLE 4-12 Server Test Component Example (Continued)