Thank you for your help so far,
I have created the client using an ATL Application & Including a Web
Reference. This much worked before the server was setup for authentication. The
base class is a generated class by te Web Reference, and not
SoapHttpClientProtocol. I am unclear how I can get to the point where I can make
the simple call to add credentials. I have a web service of type
CadminHandlerServiceT which is autogenerated. It does not have any methods
having to do with authentication.
Perhaps I have to initialize some new class? HttpClient classes have been
confusing me because the documentation is very poor.
Could anybody please help,
Thanks,
James
In a message dated 8/3/2004 1:51:58 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The base class for your client should be
SoapHttpClientProtocol. You can set the credentials as such
(pseudo-code):
myClient.Credentials = new
NetworkCredential(user, pass, domain)
This class will negotiate with many auth
schemes including basic authentication. I've used this in C# with
Mappoint.NET and it works.
hope this helps.
Hello fellow programmers,
I am currently trying to write an Axis client in C++. I am using Visual
C++ .net to accomplish this task. I was able to succesfully write a client,
however now I need to implement authentication.
I am having a terribly hard time finding information on a simple
and effective way to implement Basic Http Authentication through the Visual
C++ project.
I was wondering if somebody could give me some pointers such as
possible classes I should use, maybe a few lines of code or a sample
function call from your clients.
I have attempted to look this up in MSDN, however I keep getting led
around in circles and taken to horribly ambiguous examples.
Sincere thanks,
James Crosson
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