M mikeeepe Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 10, 2015 #1 Is there a way to have the B4J jar that is created utilize different windows credentials to access the network resources? The users don't have the proper rights to modify the default location of the jar, but there is a service account which does and I would like to use this account to access the data location.
Is there a way to have the B4J jar that is created utilize different windows credentials to access the network resources? The users don't have the proper rights to modify the default location of the jar, but there is a service account which does and I would like to use this account to access the data location.
Daestrum Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jul 12, 2015 #2 On windows you could probably run the jar from a batch file, set the batch file to 'run as' the service account, and the jar should inherit it's permissions. Upvote 0
On windows you could probably run the jar from a batch file, set the batch file to 'run as' the service account, and the jar should inherit it's permissions.
