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serviced component to web services call not using COM+ app identit

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markeboy - 16 Feb 2005 01:17 GMT
I want to be able to call a web service using integrated windows
authentication from a serviced component?

The COM+ application is configured to use a domain account, however, I get
an access denied error message from the webservice unless I turn on the
anonymous login in the config file for the service.

Note, the original web application is using anonymous logins (for other
reasons).  

Why is the COM+ server identity NOT being used to call in to the web
service?  I have tried hosting the service both locally and remotely.
Keenan Newton - 16 Feb 2005 04:12 GMT
Is the COM+ application written in .Net.  If it is are you setting the
webservice proxies credentialcache to the default crediential cache?

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