visit
http://www.billday.com/Classes/Docs/java.lang.System.html
try using getProperty(String) instead of getProperties() and save the
result in a variable.
-Rizwan
"Miao, Franco
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this code output some information similar to "set" in dos prompt, but how
to
make the output format readable? Thanks!
Franco
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From: Joe Blow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Hassan,
Try this to get the environment info.
import java.lang.System;
class ClientEnv {
public static void main(String args[])
{
System.out.println(System.getProperties());
}
}
-Rizwan
"Dasti, Hassan"
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Subject: taking NT
Authentication for JSP App.
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specification
and reference
Hi,
I am given a task to change one of our JSP Web Application's to
authenticate the user by his/her NT Login name and password. Meaning when
the user who is correctly logged on to his Domain on NT machine comes to my
web page I should give him full access and the one who is not logged on to
his/her domain on NT should be given limited/guest access. a guest would
be who is locally on any computer and not authenticated by NT user/pass.
Please give me some suggestions on how can Java/Jsp read information from a
computer to make a difference between and logged in person and a not logged
in person.
In DOS Prompt, I can do 'set' and view Environmental Variables about the
user and his NT Domain. How does Java access this info I need some help on
that.
Thanks so much to all who read and reply.
Hassan Dasti
Ext: 6-3709
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