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The security descriptor (container, security and resource) can be created and altered programmatically (as opposed to writing a security descriptor file). For the service and container descriptor, we recommend writing a security descriptor file so that the security properties are initialized at start up.
Table 1. Descriptor classes
| Descriptor Type | Java Class Representation |
| Container Security Descriptor |
This is represented by If a container security descriptor file is configured as
described in Section 1, “Configuring Container Security Descriptor”, then an
object is created and stored. To alter the values, use the
API provided in
|
| Service Security Descriptor |
This is represented by
If a service security descriptor file is configured as
described in Section 1, “Configuring Service Security Descriptor”, then an
object is created and stored. To alter the values, use the
API provided in
|
| Resource Security Descriptor |
This is represented by To initialize the descriptor, i.e. load credentials and gridmap, use
the API in |
| Client Security Descriptor |
This is represented by To initialize the descriptor, use
the API in |