Note that this XACML PDP feature is exclusive to the XACML PDP and is secondary to the ability of the PAP to group PDP's and declare which Policy Types are supported by a PDP group. For example, even if a PDP group excludes a Policy Type for a XACML PDP, this simply prevents policies being deployed to that group using the PAP Deployment API. If there is no **exclusions** in the configuration file, then any application will be loaded that it is in the classpath. If needed, one could use both PDP group Policy Type supported feature **and** the exclusions configuration to completely restrict which Policy Types as well as which applications are loaded at runtime.
Note that this XACML PDP feature is exclusive to the XACML PDP and is secondary to the ability of the PAP to group PDP's and declare which Policy Types are supported by a PDP group. For example, even if a PDP group excludes a Policy Type for a XACML PDP, this simply prevents policies being deployed to that group using the PAP Deployment API. If there is no **exclusions** in the configuration file, then any application will be loaded that it is in the classpath. If needed, one could use both PDP group Policy Type supported feature **and** the exclusions configuration to completely restrict which Policy Types as well as which applications are loaded at runtime.