OS Authentication in Solaris while using JDBC

hi,
I am trying to Authenticate a user, who is already connected to the database from a simple java class.
Here in this case i am using Oracle 10g.
My query is :
Authenticate the user from the Java program without providing the password.
The OS that i am using is Solaris.
If anyone has ever tried the same please let me know the solution.
Thanks in advance.
Suresh

Huh?
I am trying to Authenticate a user, who is already
connected to the database from a simple java class.If you are already connected why must you authenticate again?
Here in this case i am using Oracle 10g.
My query is :How is this a query?
Authenticate the user from the Java program without
providing the password.What magic are you hoping for that authenticates a user without a password. If you find one I think Oracle will be quite upset.
The OS that i am using is Solaris.Why would this be pertinent to authenticating a user through JDBC?
Your post is very difficult to understand. Perhaps you can restate the problem?

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