Oracle.aurora.rdbms.ModifyPermissionException

hello,
i'm executing a Java Stored Procedure.
I get an oracle.aurora.rdbms.ModifyPermissionException when trying to execute the following java statement:
session.getTransport();
Note:
Session session = Session.getDefaultInstance(props, null);
was successful executed.
I already gave:
Javasyspriv and java.util.PropertyPermission grants to my Oracle user.
What else is wrong?
Thanks in advance
Fulvia

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