a Webservice method call simply transmits a SOAP envelope; no windows
credentials are included. So using Windows authentication in the IIS without
some sort of mechanism to transmit credentials as one would get with a normal
browser request that knows how to reply to the www-authenticate challenge is
not going to work.
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> I am using Avanade ACA web services which I guess uses .net web
> services under the wraps. My requirement is use windows authentication
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> Kishan
kishan.bisht@gmail.com - 20 Mar 2008 01:32 GMT
> a Webservice method call simply transmits a SOAP envelope; no windows
> credentials are included. So using Windows authentication in the IIS without
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Thanks Peter.
So that means if I need to invoke web services programmatically from
the asp.net I will have to explicitly set user credentials on the SOAP
header.
Is there something built into the framework to do that?
Kishan