- Book Information
- Index
- Preface
- Chapter??1 Solaris Trusted Extensions APIs and Security Policy
- Chapter??2 Labels and Clearances
- Privileged Operations and Labels
- Label APIs
- Acquiring a Sensitivity Label
- Chapter??3 Label Code Examples
- Chapter??4 Printing and the Label APIs
- Chapter??5 Interprocess Communications
- Chapter??6 Trusted X Window System
- Trusted X Window System Environment
- Trusted X Window System Security Attributes
- Trusted X Window System Security Policy
- Privileged Operations and the Trusted X Window System
- Trusted Extensions X Window System APIs
- Data Types for X11
- Accessing Attributes
- Accessing and Setting a Window Label
- Accessing and Setting a Window User ID
- Accessing and Setting a Window Property Label
- Accessing and Setting a Window Property User ID
- Accessing and Setting a Workstation Owner ID
- Setting the X Window Server Clearance and Minimum Label
- Working With the Trusted Path Window
- Accessing and Setting the Screen Stripe Height
- Setting Window Polyinstantiation Information
- Working With the X11 Label-Clipping Interface
- Using Trusted X Window System Interfaces
- Chapter??7 Trusted Web Guard Prototype
- Chapter??8 Experimental Java Bindings for the Solaris Trusted Extensions Label APIs
- Java Bindings Overview
- Structure of the Experimental Java Label Interfaces
- Java Bindings
- Detecting a Trusted Extensions System
- Accessing the Process Sensitivity Label
- Allocating and Freeing Memory for Label Objects
- Obtaining and Setting the Label of a File
- Obtaining Label Range Objects
- Accessing Labels in Zones
- Obtaining the Remote Host Type
- Translating Between Labels and Strings
- Comparing Label Objects
- Appendix??A Programmer's Reference
- Appendix??B Solaris Trusted Extensions API Reference