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Hi to all,<br />
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&nbsp; I am running a tomcat server with a java program. &nbsp;This java application that I coded uses a database to authenticate users. &nbsp;I was just wondering if I could use the java servlet to invoke the microsoft NT ADSI (Active Directory Services Interface) to extract details of domain users and authenticate the user with the NT security. &nbsp;A few issues here to be addressed:<br />
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1. &nbsp;How do I use Java to call a Windows DLL? Is it possible?<br />
2. &nbsp;Besides the ADSI library, is there another library that I could use? &nbsp;Thanks!
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Hi to all,

  I am running a tomcat server with a java program.  This java application that I coded uses a database to authenticate users.  I was just wondering if I could use the java servlet to invoke the microsoft NT ADSI (Active Directory Services Interface) to extract details of domain users and authenticate the user with the NT security.  A few issues here to be addressed:

1.  How do I use Java to call a Windows DLL? Is it possible?
2.  Besides the ADSI library, is there another library that I could use?  Thanks!

Java to invoke windows NT ADSI

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