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The connection does not require a user name or password input. &nbsp;The userID is obtained by the website from the network connection. &nbsp;In other words, if I am logged into the network as user = 123456, then the website is picking that user id from the network connection. &nbsp;
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The connection does not require a user name or password input.  The userID is obtained by the website from the network connection.  In other words, if I am logged into the network as user = 123456, then the website is picking that user id from the network connection.  

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I have a java application that is connecting to a URL and downloading files using the following code:<br />
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HttpURLConnection connection = (HttpURLConnection) url;<br />
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Several different users will be using this application, however, &nbsp;I want the URL connection to think a specific user is calling it each time. &nbsp;Is there a way to change userid in the Java code so that it appears as though a specific user is running the application?<br />
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Thank You<br />

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I have a java application that is connecting to a URL and downloading files using the following code:

HttpURLConnection connection = (HttpURLConnection) url;

Several different users will be using this application, however,  I want the URL connection to think a specific user is calling it each time.  Is there a way to change userid in the Java code so that it appears as though a specific user is running the application?

Thank You


Set userid in Java Code

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