Wanted getRemoteUser method to return the network login Id(Windows Login)

Hi,
I have an application running on websphere 3.5,
where the method HttpServletRequest.getRemoteUser() returns the users(client's) window login(the application is used across the network).
I have migrated the application to the Webshere5.0.
The problem I am facing here is the method
HttpServletRequest.getRemoteUser() return null.
I want this method to return the network login (Windows Login) id.
I did create a user(tom) in the windows(2000 Professional) registry and change the setting to custom registry in the admin console(websphere 5.0), here the getRemoteUser returns the value 'tom'.
I want this method(getRemoteUser) to return my windows login id.
For eg: If I login into the system with the id 'Anupam', it should return the id 'Anupam'. If somebody else accesses the application from another system in the network then the method should return his login id.
Please let me know if you know the solution for this.
Note: The same is working fine with Websphere 3.5.

Hi Pramod,
There's a Function Module called <b>GUI_GET_DESKTOP_INFO</b> which you could use. The Function Module has got documentation so you should not have any problem using it.
Do let me know if it helped.
Regards,
Anand Mandalika.

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