Sending uname/pword in soapHeader

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neelbh@gmail.com - 18 May 2005 17:18 GMT

HI all:
I have consumed a wsdl file, it has 2 elements username and password.

I am not able to set it in a header.

I am able to create a new instance of the class, then see username and
password element, but if i pass the values, it is not going in header.

Peoplesoft on other end requires the uname and password to be sent in
header

Help me out
Neal

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Chad Z. Hower aka Kudzu - 18 May 2005 18:52 GMT

neelbh@gmail.com wrote in news:1116433128.493419.67150
@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

> Peoplesoft on other end requires the uname and password to be sent in
> header

Adding items to a header is easy.

            Vendor = new xxx.Vendor();
            Vendor.AuthHeaderValue = new xxx.AuthHeader();
            Vendor.AuthHeaderValue.Username = aUsername;
            Vendor.AuthHeaderValue.Password = aPassword;
            Vendor.AuthHeaderValue.Version = 1;

AuthHeader was defined in the WSDL and .NET of course created the proxy class
for it too. Tkae a look around your CS file that was generated from teh WSDL.

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