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soap.tcp UsernameTokenManager

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gunveet - 05 Nov 2004 23:38 GMT
Hi all,
  I am newbie using soap.tcp.  I have added a token to the envelope in the
client with the username and password and I want to override the
AuthenticateToken method in the UsernameTokenManager derived class on the
service side.  Every post I read related to doing so with http but none with
soap.tcp.  Could somebody step me through the procedure as to how I can do
this.  My AuthenticateToken method never seems to be called.  Also how do I
register my UsernameTokenManager.. what is that all about?  Please remember I
am using soap.tcp.

thanks in advance
gunveet
gunveet - 08 Nov 2004 18:03 GMT
Ok.. I have registered my CustomUsernameTokenManager in the app.config.  So
now the AuthenticateToken is being called.

> Hi all,
>    I am newbie using soap.tcp.  I have added a token to the envelope in the
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> thanks in advance
> gunveet

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