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you use two backlahses instead of one &quot;Doman\\username&quot; 
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you use two backlahses instead of one "Doman\\username"

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In this way you can escape backslash and it will put only one backslsh into actual text
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In this way you can escape backslash and it will put only one backslsh into actual text

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String s = &quot;Domain\\username&quot;;
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How would I define this string in Java<br />
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&quot;Domain\Username&quot; since Java won't accept the backslash ?<br />
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Thanks
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How would I define this string in Java

"Domain\Username" since Java won't accept the backslash ?

Thanks

Defining this string in Java

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