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Re: Embedded WAS requires administrator privileges

FYI: the resolution for this one was to give "full control" to the user or group in question to the "...\SDP70\runtimes\base_v61" folder, and all it's descendants.

Brian

Brian Leathem wrote:
WDSC users,

We are running WDSC for J2EE development. In order to run the embedded WAS server, we have to run WDSC as a windows user with administrative privileges. This causes a problem as we don't give our day-to-day accounts that level of privilege. Is there a way around this requirement? ie. Is there anyway I can run WDSC and it's embedded WAS as a regular windows user?

Thanks,
Brian Leathem

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