What is imperative security check?

August 30th, 2009 by uCertify Leave a reply »

Imperative security check is a security check that occurs on calling a security method within the code being protected. It works by instantiating security classes and using them directly. It can be isolated within an object or method. Imperative security check supports dynamic determination of permissions, required in a given execution context. It is used when security decisions are to be taken on the basis of factors that are known only at runtime.

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