i found that by using String clientName = MPSClientNames.fromAccessToken( accessToken ); in the Client Name section of session.cs instead of all the other text that comes by default, it displayed the DOMAIN-UserId for me.
Thanks to David Constantino for posting that. i used it in my Test and & Prod environments and it seems to be working - returning the user's COMPUTERNAME instead of a blank entry in the WI ClientName column. here's a section of David's suggestion:
I have been able to reporduce it.The problem only appears with publish applications and not a published desktop. The problem appears to be in the new lock down features of the 10.0 client. We are looking at the code to see how it will need to be fixed.
Another customer found a workaround for us I am poting it here.
On the web server hosting Web Interface go to following location on the web site
In the file locate a line of code Response.BinaryWrite( responseEncoding.GetBytes( icaFile.ToString() ) );
Replace it with this
Response.BinaryWrite( responseEncoding.GetBytes( icaFile.ToString().Replace("ClientName=",";ClientName=") ) );
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