Retrieving System Name used in JCO connection ?

Hi All,
Do you know how to retrive the System Name paramer value used in JCO connection using Web Dynpro programe. If so can you please sen me how.
I promise to award points for the correct answer.
Thank you and Regards
Maruti CR

Hi Jennifer,
Thank you for your reply. I am still trying to get the SAP system name for the model used. I trind to your your code but I am getting some compilation errors.
Bapi_User_Get_Detail_Input iasmodel = new Bapi_User_Get_Detail_Input();
The code I used is
Bapi_User_Get_Detail_Input iasmodel = (Bapi_User_Get_Detail_Input)WDModelFactory.getModelInstance(Bapi_User_Get_Detail_Input.class);
IWDJCOClientConnection jcoClientConn = (IWDJCOClientConnection)iasmodel.modelInstance();
I am getting compile errors..
The type of model represented by class 'com.ias.Bapi_User_Get_Detail_Input' is not compatible for creation by WDModelFactory
Can you please suggest?
Thank you and Regards
Maruti CR

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