java.lang.SecurityException: The jurisdiction policy files are not signed by a trusted signer

Question

In working on a different problem (related to RMI), I upgraded the system\'s \"security folder\" with the \"unlimited strength\" policy files and now my applicaiton fails in

Answer 1

Its possible that you have different versions of the JDK. For example if your JAVA_HOME points to version 7, but in your path version 6 shows up before version 7, this error could pop up.