Re: [Wrapper-user] Starting a java program whenever user logs off

[Leif M. <le...@ta...>]

George,
    I replied to you yesterday, but the stupid mail bounced for some 
reason.  Lets try this
again.

    The next release of the Wrapper contains the ability to query the 
user running the
Wrapper as well as the user which is logged on to the machine at any 
particular time.
This is already checked in to CVS.  You can play with it but there may 
still be some
changes to the API before the release. Take a look at the WrapperManager 
Javadocs.

    Work has been rather busy lately so the release is going a little 
slower that I had
originally planned.  I am hoping to get it out in January.

Cheers,
Leif


George Kakarontzas wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I want some application specific code to run when no one is using the
>machine. I'm interested mainly for Win2K.
>
>Reading the documentation I see that the most flexible method is
>implementing this program
>as a WrapperListener. I saw that there is an event
>WRAPPER_CTRL_LOGOFF_EVENT that is
>handled by the   public void controlEvent( int event ) method of a
>WrapperListener. I suppose I can use
>this to determine if the user logs off and start my app specific actions.
>Is there a way to determine if the users logs on to stop these actions?
>
>Thanks
>-George
>
>
>
>
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