Hi

We have a requirement in WSADMIN where we need to pass username as a parameter to an MBean invocation. The user is logged in to the wsadmin shell. The user can choose any of the possible ways to log in. He can pass his username through command line, properties file or any other way which exists. We have to cover all cases.

Is there any API which can be used? Is there any variable which gets populated that store username and can be used? Does either of these options exist?

Thanks
Parimal

Hi Parimal,

  I don't understand very well but do you want something like this?

  Example 1:
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    import java.util as util
    import java.io as javaio

    properties = util.Properties()
    #add try catch for this
    propertiesfis =javaio.FileInputStream("wasconfig.properties")
    properties.load( propertiesfis)

  Example 2:
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    # This is just to load properties file
    import java.util as util
    import java.io as javaio
    import sys

    props = util.Properties()
    propfile_name=sys.argv[0]
    print "File name ", propfile_name
    inside = props.load(javaio.FileInputStream(propfile_name))
    # get the value from properties file
    clusName=props.getProperty("clusName")
    
    Hope this helps,
    
regards,

I will frame the question differently to make it clearer.

We have a requirement in WSADMIN where we need to pass the logged-in username as a parameter to an MBean invocation inside the script. In WLST, there is a variable named ‘username’ which I can use directly inside my script.  I am looking for a similar kind of variable in WSADMIN, but I couldn’t find out the corresponding variable in WSADMIN.  Is there any API available, which can be used to retrieve the logged-in user name?  

Please note that the user has multiple ways to log in into WSADMIN shell. For ex. he can pass his username through command line, properties file, stdin, GUI prompt or any other way which exists. Whichever way the user logs-in, we need to be able to get the user name inside the script (irrespective of the methodology used to login). 

Thanks,
Parimal

Hi Parimal,

  in admin console you can know which users are logged (ond logout too), so if you enable wsadmin login in admin console (in preferences) sure that you can get logged usernames.

  I'm reviewing the API Iguess that you can get the username.

  I tell you.

regards

Hi Gabriel

Let me know if you found any API or any other fix.

Thanks
Parimal