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Hi,

HttpTransportProperties.NTLMAuthentication ntlmAuthentication =
                    new HttpTransportProperties.NTLMAuthentication();

            ntlmAuthentication.setUsername("axis2");
            ntlmAuthentication.setPassword("axis2");
            ntlmAuthentication.setHost("axis2");
            ntlmAuthentication.setPort(9443);
            ntlmAuthentication.setRealm("someRealm");

            options.setProperty(

org.apache.axis2.transport.http.HTTPConstants.NTLM_AUTHENTICATION,
                    ntlmAuthentication);

Please do try this,

Thank you

Saminda


Peter Wilkes wrote:
> Saminda,
> 
>       thank you for the link.  that article is a great help however i am
> still a little confused.
> 
> from the article it seems that i want to create some
> HttpTransportProperties and specify that i want NTLM Authentication and
> then set these properties for the options for the stub. however i'm not
> having much luck.
> 
> my compiler cant seem to find the
> HttpTransportProperties.NTLMAuthenication class.  i have checked the
> online documentation and it doesnt seem to be there as well.  do i need to
> put my imports in a particular order to get a different version of this
> object?
> 
> i am using the axis2 1.0 download on the axis2 website.  the documentation
> you pointed me to said it required commons-http3.0 which is in my
> classpath.  i tried moving it to the front to no avail. so far my code
> looks similiarly to this
> 
> String serviceLoc = "myServiceURI";
> MyServiceStub stub = null;
> Options options = new Options();
> 
> HttpTransportProperties.NTLMAuthenication ntlmAuthentication = null; //
> this line generates an error
> 
> options.setProperty(org.apache.axis2.transport.http.HTTPConstants.NTLM_AUTHENTICATION,
> ntlmAuthentication); //this line also generates an error
> 
> stub = new MyServiceStub(serviceLoc);
> stub._getServiceClient().setOptions(options);
> 
> 
> thank you
> 
> Pete
> 
> On Wed, 23 Aug 2006, Saminda Abeyruwan wrote:
> 
> 
> http://www.wso2.net/kb/161
> 
> Peter Wilkes wrote:
> 
>>hello,
> 
>>      first time poster. ^_^ please forgive me.
> 
>>i'm trying to use Axis2 to connect a Java client to a .NET service running
>>on IIS.  if i don't require authentication i have no problem however my
>>group would like to use Integrated Windows Authentication (IWA) to only
>>allow users within a specific group access to our website.  i've looked
>>into axis2 and other avenues and are slightly confused.
> 
>>i've looked into kerberos and have code that will give me a kerberos token
>>to my java client from the active directory.  what i am looking to do is
>>either give that token to axis2 and have it authenticate with the IIS
>>website or use that token somehow to get credientals axis could use to
>>authenticate with the IIS server.
> 
>>has anyone had any success with this?
> 
>>we are taking our application in steps also. so if possible i'd like to
>>use a popup to ask the user form their username/password and use that to
>>authenticate with the IIS/AD. then if possible move to the single sign-on
>>approach. however we don't want to put the username/password into a text
>>file.  we dont have a problem prompting for it however don't want to put
>>it in a xml/txt file.
> 
>>does anyone have an example that would show how to at runtime configure
>>Axis2 to use a CommonHTTPTransportSender to use NT Authentication and
>>allow us to set the username and password all at runtime?
> 
>>thank you very much for any assistance you can provide.
> 
>>Pete
> 
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