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java.security
public interface

java.security.Guard

This interface is implemented by objects which wish to control access to other objects.

AllPermission, AudioPermission, AuthPermission, BasicPermission, FilePermission, LoggingPermission, NetPermission, Permission, PrivateCredentialPermission, PropertyPermission, ReflectPermission, RuntimePermission, SQLPermission, SSLPermission, SecurityPermission, SerializablePermission, SocketPermission, UnresolvedPermission

AllPermission	Subclass of Permission whose instances imply all other permissions.
AudioPermission
AuthPermission
BasicPermission	Superclass of permissions which have names but no action lists.
FilePermission	The class FilePermission is responsible for granting access to files or directories.
LoggingPermission	The permission required to control the logging when run with a `SecurityManager`.
NetPermission	This class represents permission to access network resources.
Permission	Abstract superclass of all classes which represent permission to access system resources.
PrivateCredentialPermission
PropertyPermission	PropertyPermission objects represent permission to access system properties.
ReflectPermission	ReflectPermission objects represent permission to access dangerous operations in the reflection layer.
RuntimePermission	RuntimePermission objects represent access to runtime support.
SQLPermission	Permission relating to security access control in the java.sql package.
SSLPermission
SecurityPermission	SecurityPermission objects guard access to the mechanisms which implement security.
SerializablePermission	SerializablePermission objects represent permission to access unsafe serialization operations.
SocketPermission	SocketPermissions represent permission to access resources via sockets.
UnresolvedPermission	Holds permissions which are of an unknown type when a policy file is read.

void checkGuard(Object object)

SecurityException


e.g. "intent" or "activity"