C# get user name that log on

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How can I know who is the user that connect to visual studio? I don’t want the computer name , I want to get the user that log on to visual. I tried :

C#

string s=Environment.UserName;

But i get the windows user /:

How can I get the name of the workspace that activates now???

Thanks.

Posted 27-Feb-14 2:17am

Member 10304617

Updated 27-Feb-14 6:16am

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ZurdoDev 27-Feb-14 8:25am

Isn't the Windows user the same person that opened Visual Studio? Your question doesn't make much sense to me.

Member 10304617 27-Feb-14 8:34am

Yes, this is the same person, but this is server that everybody connect with the same userName and password , then each one connect to visual studio via his user name.

Maarten Kools 27-Feb-14 8:48am

If everyone connects with the same username/password, how are you ever going to figure out who is who?

ZurdoDev 27-Feb-14 12:19pm

1. So, you actually want the name of the workspace and not the user.
2. You need to reply to the comment so that the user is notified instead of adding a new comment to your own question.
3. I would refer back to the Visual Studio TFS SDK to find out how to get the name of the workspace.

Member 10304617 27-Feb-14 12:44pm

Ok,you are right.

Member 10304617 27-Feb-14 8:53am

I just want to insert to property the user name that connect to the visual now.
then I will asf if(userName=="")...

Member 10304617 27-Feb-14 10:08am

Thanks Nelek!

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Feb-14 11:42am

Software development is no done by trying.
—SA

Member 10304617 27-Feb-14 12:15pm

What? I did my best and I just asking for some advices...

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