In my project I had some issues with cryptography which I fixed by using "JCE Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy Files". On local machine I just replaced some JARs in the jre/lib/security directory. However, I also need my project to build (to be precise, to run tests) on a continuous integration build server (Teamcity in my case, but I guess it's not very important), which means patching jars in the JRE directory of every build agent, which is not a good option at all.
Is there a way of specifying these JCE policies without patching the JRE?
Okay, I was actually able to bypass the policies using java reflection: How to avoid installing "Unlimited Strength" JCE policy files when deploying an application?
Looks like a dirty hack, but does work and doesn't require any licensing, signing and all that stuff.