JAVA global security settings

Hi All
I have web app that requires from users to have security set to medium on terminal server.
I created deployment.properties and configured:
deployment.security.level=MEDIUM
deployment.security.level.locked
Slidebar is locked ... but security is still set to high.
I set it to very high .... and it work great - it is very high and locked.
I also noticed that when i set slidebar to medium manually deployment.security.level=MEDIUM (whole line not only medium) disappears from deployment.properties in user profile folder\appdata\...
Installed jre is 7.21 (can got higher for now on).
Anyone know how to solve that?
Michał

I resolved this.
WSAD 5.0 is not a good xml editor i feel:
The values that i supplied through the admin console should be written in some xml file and it was unable to do so. Finally, i edited the xml files manually. this resolved the issue.

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> I'm having some trouble with the global security
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> have deployed the player successfully using GPO, but now
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> software (Nelson Thornes) that requires content from
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AndiMorris wrote:
> I'm having some trouble with the global security
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