If you're going to re-install your component, you'll want to
make sure that you rebuild your component image containing your
security policy. Rebuilding and re-installing is of course a good
idea whenever you make source code changes.
It can be a bit tiresome if you have to continually rebuild and
reinstall your component image, especially if you're just changing
the policy. One thing that can streamline multiple iterations
is to re-resolve your component in-place. You can do this using
the Openwings explorer. Right-click on the installed component
(under your platform) and select "Open Descriptor".
Make whatever changes you wish and hit the save button. This will
cause the Openwings Installer to apply your changes and re-resolve
your component, including re-resolving the component security
policy. Note that any changes you make to the security policy
will not apply to running processes.
If you want to experiment with small changes to your component's
security policy, you can try to edit the resolved security policy
directly. Warning: the installer re-resolves most components each
time Openwings starts up (or the installer is restarted), updating
both the security policies and component descriptors. If you attempt
to directly update the policy or component descriptor stored in
the ${openwings.property.net.openwings.dataDir},
the modified information will be lost!
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