IBM User Guide for Java V7 on Windows > Performance > Class data sharing between JVMs > Considerations and limitations of using class data sharing

Using SharedClassPermission

If a SecurityManager is being used with class data sharing and the running application uses its own class loaders, you must grant these class loaders shared class permissions before they can share classes.

You add shared class permissions to java.policy using the ClassLoader class name (wildcards are permitted) and either "read", "write", or "read,write" to determine the access granted. For example:

permission com.ibm.oti.shared.SharedClassPermission
        "com.abc.customclassloaders.*", "read,write";

If a ClassLoader does not have the correct permissions, it is prevented from sharing classes. You cannot change the permissions of the default bootstrap, application, or extension class loaders.

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