问题
Is there a simple, quick, non-invasive windows admin task that can be performed from a java process to validate if the current process is running as administrator?
I know we could run batch commands to check if current user is member of administrator group. But there are complications of portability across Vista etc.
A simple example would be:
echo. 2> %SYSTEMROOT%\EmptyFile.txt
However, this is invasive. We dont want to create files
Any other option?
回答1:
In general, you may find it a better choice to check for a specific permission rather than implying permissions from role assignments. One reason for this is that in a domain environment you may have local administrators and domain administrators. They are not necessarily equivalent. Also, even an administrator's permissions can be altered or specific file/directory permissions be "tweaked" to, for example, deny access to "localmachine\administrators".
Checking for a specific permission guarantees that, given specific user credentials, that user can or cannot perform some action, regardless of what roles they might be assigned to.
I know that doesn't answer your question, but it may help shed some light on the problem of assuming permissions from roles.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1834490/simple-check-in-java-to-find-out-if-running-as-administrator