Actually, that won't necessarily give you what you want. NT is a multi-user
system so finger could return multiple entries for all users who are logged on.
I was originally going to suggest that you use a JNI call to a DLL that would
use NT API's to get the information, but that would just get you the security
context the servlet was running under. What NT user name are you looking for?
Also, what method are you using to execute servlets under NT? We use JRun and I
know there is a bunch of stuff in there for session information. It might be
possible that the tool you are using has the information you are looking for
tucked away somewhere.
Stefan Kramp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 03/30/2001 11:40:21 AM
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Hi,
I don't know a method to do that.
What you can do is install a finger daemon on the NT client, open a socket
to the fingerd and read the response.
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Hi all,
Can I get Client NT User Name on the servlet by any method?
Thanks and Regards
Binu
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