Ilson,
Dentro da classe System do pacote (java.lang), existe um m�todo que �
o getProperties. Este metodo pode acessar a propriedades do sistema e
da JVM.
Vc pode passar como parametro para ele um String com a chave da propriedade
que vc quer . A chave para oque vc quer � "os.name"
Assim para obter o nome do Sistema operacional, basta:
String soName = System.getProperty("os.name");
Veja a documenta��o para mais detalhes !!!
On Wed, 6 Oct 2004 02:51:40 -0300, Ilson de Andrade
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>
> como eu fa�o para identificar o Sistema Operacional
> que o meu sistema est� rodando?
> []'s
> Ilson
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