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Here is an example:<br />
Xaml1.InitParameters = &quot;username=&quot; + this.Request.ServerVariabl<wbr />es[&quot;LOGON_<wbr />USER&quot;];<br />

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Here is an example:
Xaml1.InitParameters = "username=" + this.Request.ServerVariables["LOGON_USER"];


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Actually, I am programming this in Visual Basic. &nbsp;I tried:<br />
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Xaml1.InitParameters = &quot;username=&quot; + WebRequest.ServerVariables<wbr />(&quot;LOGON_US<wbr />ER&quot;)<br />
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It is not recognizing WebRequest or Request.<br />
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Do I need some imports?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
Dan
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Actually, I am programming this in Visual Basic.  I tried:

Xaml1.InitParameters = "username=" + WebRequest.ServerVariables("LOGON_USER")

It is not recognizing WebRequest or Request.

Do I need some imports?

Thanks,

Dan

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Do you know of any other ways of calling this and in Visual Basic?<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
<br />
Dan
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Do you know of any other ways of calling this and in Visual Basic?

Thanks,

Dan

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How do you retrieve the local windows user name in Silverlight? &nbsp;I know how to do it using WCF. &nbsp;I need to retrieve the local windows user name straight from Silverlight.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
Dan
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How do you retrieve the local windows user name in Silverlight?  I know how to do it using WCF.  I need to retrieve the local windows user name straight from Silverlight.

Thanks,

Dan

Retrieve Local Windows Username - Silverlight

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