Then do it the same way web applications do.
Implement login functionality in your application, and you can check
credentials. If the app has a web service-based backend, pass some kind
of login token to the server can track usage.
-- Kostya
04.08.2010 1:09, Kevin Brooks пишет:
My original question was misleading. Let's forget the Android device
for a moment. If a user logs into a computer, his credentials are
checked on the network and he has access the Admin grants to him/her.
So without changing the whole Android System, I need a way to
authenticate the user on the network through my application.
--
Kostya Vasilev -- WiFi Manager + pretty widget -- http://kmansoft.wordpress.com
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