Bug 46128

Description Alan Boxall 2003-11-05 15:32:31 EST

To reproduce:
1) create a MS Word document outside Eclipse
2) Add a modify password by opening the document and then adding a modify 
password as follows: Tools->Options->Security and enter a password in 
the "Password to modify" field.   Save the document.
3) Import into a simple project in Eclipse.
3) Open document inside Eclipse and MS Word will open inside the edit window. 
This is the default behaviour based on file associations.
4) Now make a change and save the document.   Your changes are saved!

You should NOT have been able to save any changes because if you invoke MS 
Word externally it will ask you for a password before letting you open the 
document.  Normally MS Word will open in read-only mode if you don't have a 
password.

While it doesn't quite work right if I use the "Password to open..." option it 
will stop me from opening the file (but it invokes MS Word externally first 
before opening it inline)

PROBLEM: Eclipse has allowed me to save changes to a protected document 
without requiring the password.

I noticed that the save icon in the MS Word toolbar is disabled but I AM ABLE 
to save the document by using Eclipse commands.

This could be a serious problem for anyone (like myself) that stores MS Word 
documents in CVS under Eclipse control.    It allows someone that doesn't have 
the password to submit changes.