thenticate", "Basic
realm=\"mydomain.com\"");
throw new
AxisFault(..);}
.
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Title: RE: .Net Client for Axis Service
You
can also try to confirm what I experienced if you do not do something like
service.PreAuthenticate = true.
Without doing the PreAuthenticate, every request from the client will
first do a request without the auth header, get a 401 and then send the
Title: RE: .Net Client for Axis Service
Hi all,
I have got the servlet solution to work :-). I made a servlet that checks if there is any auth information in the request. If there is not it responds with a 401 and the WWW-Authenticate header. If there is auth information, it forwards the
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Thanks Vidyanand,
I can't get the method of sending the WWW-Authenticate header
back to the client to work. I am curious of
Title: RE: .Net Client for Axis Service
Thanks Vidyanand,
I can't get the method of sending the WWW-Authenticate header back to the client to work. I am curious of how you changed the GetWebRequest() method to send the correct headers. It does seem like the hard way to do it, b
Title: RE: .Net Client for Axis Service
That should be fine. Thanks for the pointers, which is all I really needed.
Thomas
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really are interested in seeing what i
exactly did, I can look it up for you when I find sometime.
Vidyanand.
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Title: RE: .Net Client for Axis Service
I think that returning 401 is not enough. You need to return 401 and the WWW-Authenticate header so the .NET client understands that it has to retry by sending authentication information.
Vidyanand, I will be interested to understand what you mean by
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Subject: .Net Client for Axis Service
Hi,
I'm sorry if this is off topic, but here I go.
I am trying to get a .Net client to talk to an existing Axis service
which works with java clients. Right now access to the service is
controlled using a handler that checks basic
Title: .Net Client for Axis Service
Hi,
I'm sorry if this is off topic, but here I go.
I am trying to get a .Net client to talk to an existing Axis service which works with java clients. Right now access to the service is controlled using a handler that checks basic authentic
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