DRM Problem - Movies in an Aliased Source Folder

Question

I recently replaced my startup disk with an SSD and moved my movies over to a storage disk. Then, after a long hassle in which I was forced to learn about ACL's, I managed to remove my old ~/Movies/ folder and replace it with an alias to the new location.
Now, I am able to see my movies in my iTunes library, but when I try to play them, I am prompted for DRM authentication. When I type in my CORRECT password, it fails with the error message depicted in this screenshot. (When I type in the wrong password, it fails to authenticate).
It is simply not an option to move my movies onto the SSD. What's the point of having aliases if programs are hard-coded to look for stuff at a particular path instead of using a proper library call to resolve the path?
Screenshot
http://www.masonkramer.net/~masonkramer/screenshots/cd1c598b3e075d99cfcf8b3fe74e 1a83.jpg
Anyone have an idea for a workaround?
PS
This DRM hassle is another reason why I hate DRM and avoid the Store.
Message was edited by: mkramer
Message was edited by: mkramer
Message was edited by: mkramer

Answer 1

Since your stand-alone application does not run within the container, you need to initialize the InitialContext with the environment properties. You can use the constructor by passing a Hashtable with the necessary envionment properties.
Here's an example:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/java/oc4j/1013/howtos/how-to-jndi-intro/doc/how-to-jndi-intro.html#step2