How to make use of Windows authentication from my Java application

I have a Java application, Instead I design one more login page for my application, I want to make use of Windows Authentication.
How should I use that windows authentication in my java application
can any help me in suggesting a solution

How will they be able to access your application if they aren't users of the system?

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I Confirm that I encountred the same problem when the first domain controller was dow !!
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