How to get "Domain" name using "ExtendScript ToolKit"

[M V SHAJI]

Hi all,  We got a requirement to get the "Domain" name using JavaScripting.  I am using MAC OS 10.6.8 with Indesign CS 6.  I tried using the below code to get the "USER" name, but not able to get the "Domain" name.  alert($.getenv("USER"))  Is there is any other method to get the "Domain" name, please suggest.  Thanks,  Shaji

[BEGINNER_X]

Hi Shaji,

May the below coding will helpful for you...

var myAppleScript3 = 'tell application "Finder"\r'; 
myAppleScript3 += 'do shell script "whoami"\r';
myAppleScript3 += 'end tell\r';
var username =app.doScript(myAppleScript3, ScriptLanguage.applescriptLanguage);
alert("username: "+ username);

Thanks

Siraj

[M V SHAJI]

Hi Siraj,  Thank you so much for the response.  We need to get the "DOMAIN" name not username.  Any help on this please...  Shaji

[Sajeev Sridharan]

Hope this may help you,

var batCreation = new File("/D/test.bat");

var batCode = 'cd D:\\ \n D: \n echo %USERDOMAIN%' + ' > ' +'domain.txt';

batCreation .open( "w" );

batCreation.writeln(batCode);   

batCreation.close();

batCreation.execute();  

var result = File('D:\\domain.txt');

while(!result.exists){ $.sleep(5); }   

result.open( 'r' );   

var domainName = result.read();

result.close();

result.remove();

batCreation.remove();

alert(domainName);

Vandy

[Eyenan.]

Hi vandy,

       Its working in windows, but how to get in Mac?

      And also we can use simply as "alert($.getenv("userdomain"))". Its only for windows... Mac???

[Sajeev Sridharan]

Oops sorry...

I don't have Mac but I checked some manual it gives the below result. Hope this may help you.

In Mac terminal use Sys.getenv(), but I didn't test it

Vandy

[M V SHAJI]

Hi Vandy,  I tried in the "terminal" as advised, but it did't work for MAC. Any other methods.  Shaji

[SumitKumar]

Sir,

Variable name is "userdomain".

alert($.getenv ("USERDOMAIN"));

Here are the list of all the variables.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environment_variable