Hi Hatton,
(I was in the middle of formulating my thoughts with the previous post when
I accidentally posted, please ignore it)
What you can do in this instance is intercept all incoming requests for a
site. On the first request from any client, you can request username/password
and then store that somewhere in memory.
When any request for a site comes in, if the site requires authentication,
you can simply pass those credentials to the requesting site. However, you'll
have to work out the issues regarding authentication/session cookies as it
pertains to each client - after all, each authentication request is going to
require some way to keep track of the logged-in user.
You can work around the Sharepoint Intergrated Windows Authentication prompt
by forcing Forms authentication with an ISAPI filter. Microsoft has has a
sample ISAPI filter application called CustomAuth that does exactly this.
I don't think this is terribly diffcult to program, but I think that ISA
Server might already do all of this.
- Matt Small
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