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Visual C++ .NET » Security » WindowsPrincipal 
Generic Principal and Identity
 

#include "stdafx.h"
using namespace System;
using namespace System::Security;
using namespace System::Security::Principal;
using namespace System::Threading;

void main()
{
    AppDomain::CurrentDomain->SetPrincipalPolicy(PrincipalPolicy::WindowsPrincipal);
    WindowsPrincipal ^wPrinc = (WindowsPrincipal^)Thread::CurrentPrincipal;

    Console::WriteLine("Is an Administrator?: {0}", wPrinc->IsInRole(WindowsBuiltInRole::Administrator));
    Console::WriteLine("Is a Hacker?: {0}", wPrinc->IsInRole("Hacker"));

    WindowsIdentity ^wIdent = (WindowsIdentity^)wPrinc->Identity;

    array<String^>^ rolesArray = {"Hacker"};

    Thread::CurrentPrincipal = gcnew GenericPrincipal(gcnew GenericIdentity("John Doe"), rolesArray);
 
    GenericPrincipal ^gPrinc = (GenericPrincipal^)Thread::CurrentPrincipal;

    Console::WriteLine("Is an Administrator?: {0}"
                       gPrinc->IsInRole("BUILTIN\\Administrator"));
    Console::WriteLine("Is a Hacker?: {0}", gPrinc->IsInRole("Hacker"));

    GenericIdentity ^gIdent = (GenericIdentity^)gPrinc->Identity;

    Console::WriteLine("\nUser Name: {0}", gIdent->Name);
    Console::WriteLine("Is Authenticated: {0}\n", gIdent->IsAuthenticated);
 
}

   
  
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