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Hi Magnus,
At the moment just C# Analyst and Web, exactly as you mention (but could later extend to python).
Best Regards,
Anton.
Hi Anton, how do you expect to access the API, i.e. a C# API (avaiable from Analyst and Web client) or someting else?
Hi Jens,
I would like to use the username in different circumstances, but one immediate example is that I would like to be able to execute the 'configtool' (batch file) to export and import parts of the library.
Since I do not know beforehand who's going to be logged in, I would like to query Spotfire about the user.
I also need to be able to separate the user and the domain, and if possible retrieve the default domain; this is so since in the help file of the configtool I find the following instructions:
-u value
--user=value
The user performing the export, should be a Library Administrator.
The name of the user needs to include the user's domain name, e.g.
'DOMAIN\user' or 'user@domain', unless the user is part of the
configured default domain. This argument is mandatory.
Kind regards, Anton.
Would you please be able to describe the use case a bit (especially for the default domain)?