What is a permission?

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What is a permission?

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Permissions are means of protecting APIs that cannot be accessed without proper authorization. These permissions are obtained using the MIDlet-Permissions or the MIDlet-Permissions-Opt attribute in the JAD file.

The permissions requested in the MIDlet-Permissions attribute are marked as critical, i.e., the installation of a MIDlet fails if the device does not recognize any of these permissions.

The permissions requested in the MIDlet-Permissions-Opt attribute are non-critical, i.e., a MIDlet suite will be installed even if the device does not recognize a particular permission.

Note: Only those permissions should be requested in the MIDlet-Permissions-Opt attribute, which are not mandatory for a MIDlet to run, i.e., a MIDlet can be installed and run on the platform even if these permissions are denied.


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