This is a post further to my previous problem that I solved with the help of
my friends at csharp group.
I have a UI application that has a web-browser.  When this application is
run with the URL as one of the command parameters, this application accesses

I'm implementing a single sign on for 3 applications in intranet with
aspnet1.1:
http://machine1.es.group/App
http://machine1.es.group/App2

I'm having problems with ASP.Net 2.0 web site connecting to AD Application
Mode instance for role management. I have been following the example shown
at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnpag2/html/pag
ht000018.asp .

Yesterday I was trying to get:
   WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent.Name
to work.
Finally, that appears to be working both on my local box & my web server.

I create asp.net page using vs.net2003. It calls win32 function
(P/Invoke). It works fine. But when I deploy it under sharepoint site
and exclude path, it produces security exception when calling win32
function. It should come from sharepoint because in other website in

We are having an odd issue with a button not firing in ASP.NET on our
login page.  Nothing happens, nada.  This only happens when we access
the site via https:, works great from our non-secure url (Same code,
same directory), so pretty sure this is a SSL related issue.   The

I have an ASP.Net application that retrieves Data from a Web Service. When
the Web service resides on the same server I have no problem and the asp.net
page functions as expected. I am using impersonation and the credentials are
being passed to the web service as expected.

I am trying (unsuccessfully) to open a file using fso.OpenTextFile. I have
given Full Trust to the assembly in Code Groups and Assembly Trust. I have
added IUSR and IWAM as users. I have checked and double checked every
permission available. I continue to get a Security Exception ...

I need to upload files from the client to the server in an application done
with ASPX and .NET (IIS 6.0).
When uploading these files with HTTP, I have a default size limit of 4 MB
that I could change with the parameter maxRequestLength.

how do you really log out so that you not only abandon the session but you
force a new challenge response
Please have this on my desk by tomorrow morning or I will lose my job