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WebSerice Call from Application to https://

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Aikido - 15 Apr 2006 04:52 GMT
Hi,

I'm having an issue calling my WebService from an application.

I published the WebService successfully on our DMZ box using https://, and
in a Windows Application I made a WebReference to the Service without an
issue, passing the correct user/password to the site. However when I execute
the code and try to call the Service, I get an error of access denied. I'm
guessing the login info is not being passed along when I first created the
Reference so how can call the Service with the correct login info being
passed along?

Anything would be helpfull.

Thanks!
Aikido - 15 Apr 2006 06:27 GMT
Hi Again,

Issue Closed.

I figured out how to set the credentials of the Service to pass the login
info, so all is good now...

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