RTC clearcsase bridge login problem
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I am not able to figureout what os identity my olug-in is running as..
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To find out what OS identity you are running as, you can execute the whoami command ... to execute this command from within java, the easiest is probably to just spawn a shell process (e.g. http://www.java-forums.org/advanced-java/731-get-output-whoami.html). I'm not an expert at plug-in OS identity, but I would imagine a plugin running within eclipse will normally just run with whatever OS identity invoked the eclipse executable, while a plugin running on the server would run with whatever OS identity invoked the server. To get an authoritative answer, I'd suggest posting a new question on "What OS identity does my RTC plugin run as" (and indicate what kind of plug-ins you are interested in).
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Thanks Geoffrey..!!