Java

Set Default NTLM Protocol Version (v1 or v2)

Demonstrates how to set the default NTLM protocol version. Chilkat2 Java

import com.chilkatsoft.chilkat2.Global;

public class ChilkatExample {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        // The default NTLM protocol version used Chilkat-wide, for any
        // operations involving NTLM can be set like this:

        Global glob1 = new Global();

        // Choose 1 or 2:
        glob1.setDefaultNtlmVersion(1);

        // That is all.  The variable named "glob1"
        // does not need to be kept in existence.

        // For example:
        Global glob2 = new Global();
        // Should show the value 1.
        System.out.println("New NTLM default version: " + glob2.getDefaultNtlmVersion());

        // The Chilkat global object follows the singleton design pattern.
        // There is only one instance of the global object within Chilkat.
        // When your program creates a new instance, such as glob1 or glob2,
        // they are reallly just references to the same singleton object
        // within Chilkat.
    }
}