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Running a .jar file from a different user


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Bob Corleone

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Hello Geeks,

I have a problem, I've downloaded a file with the extension .jar and it is limited to only running one per computer. I know for .exe files you can run them as a different user to open another one but the .jar file doesn't have that option.

I was wondering whether or not there is a way to run a .jar file from a different user or somehow else run it twice when it's limited to one per computer.
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leonidus2012

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try this:

runas /user:YOUR_USER_NAME@YOUR_COMPUTER_NAME java -jar YOUR_FILE_NAME.jar
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Bob Corleone

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Thank you for your reply,

I'm on Windows 7 by the way,

I did that and it didn't give me anything but I messed around a little with what the cmd was giving me and I got to a point where it asks me for the password of the user but it doesn't let me type it in, and when I hit enter it says login failure unkown username or password.

Edited by Bob Corleone, 09 April 2012 - 01:29 PM.

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