Hi All,
How to identify logged user is admin or non-admin on XP OS using Java API?
We are planning to restrict non-admin users to run desktop application(Swing app) on XP.
Any inputs will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Ravi T
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Detecting system user privileges on XP OS?
Hi All,
How to identify logged user is admin or non-admin on XP OS using Java API?
We are planning to restrict non-admin users to run desktop application(Swing app) on XP.
Any inputs will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Ravi T
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Re: Detecting system user privileges on XP OS?
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How to use Windows API in Java?-Solution | Technobuz
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Re: Detecting system user privileges on XP OS?
I just came accross some Windows API, which will suffice my requirement
CheckTokenMembership Function (Windows)
Looking for an example implementing this API in Java will be helpful.
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