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Summary: New page: Having been handed a requirement to connect machines which log onto Axapta 3.0 from Terminal Services and utilize the local Windows XP client hostname, I've found the Windows Registry can ...

Having been handed a requirement to connect machines which log onto Axapta 3.0 from Terminal Services and utilize the local Windows XP client hostname, I've found the Windows Registry can provide one possible solution.

str getRegistryClientName()
{
    // Get hostname from Terminal Services Session
    #winAPI
    int intHandle;
    container clintName;
    ;
    intHandle = WinAPI::regOpenKey(#HKEY_CURRENT_USER, 'Volatile Environment', #KEY_READ);
    clintName = WinAPI::regGetValue(intHandle, 'CLIENTNAME');
    WinAPI::regCloseKey(intHandle);

    return conpeek(clintName,1);
}

Further into the process you might need to check the value is not of the form CONSOLE, as this would pertain to a locally logged in session, which differs in the Registry Key value. For this I found the winAPI::getComputerName() method was more reasonable.

void getHostName()
{
    ;
    if(hostName)
        return;

    // assume TS session
    hostName = this.getRegistryClientName();

    if(STRUPR(hostName) == "CONSOLE")// local
    {
         hostName = winAPI::getComputerName();
    }
}

Of course within the Class Declaration it would be a good idea to include the following string!


str hostName;



Источник: http://www.axaptapedia.com/Registry_client_name