Have them both use the same database for user / auth lookups. That's the
simplest, assuming that both servers can access at least one of the SQL
Servers. If that's a challenge, then build a quick webservice to wrap the
authentication call, which is a good idea in any case, and then allow
Thanks Jason, yes I thought of web service too, as I do not have access to the
databse shouldn't they be the one creating the web service and I consuming it?
Also aren't webservices easily spoofed?
Matt.
On 12 Mar 2010, at 16:09, Jason Fisher ja...@wanax.com wrote:
Have them both use the
Do you have the ability to modify the .Net authentication procedure?
If you do, you could move all the session info in to the database and modify
the .Net authentication to check your session table before issuing the
challenge.
If it's the same domain you could store everything in a cookie
Thanks Jason, yes I thought of web service too, as I do not have access to
the databse shouldn't they be the one creating the
web service and I consuming it?
Yes, they'd have to create that. If they're unwilling to do this, you
could probably accomplish what you need by interacting with
OK thanks Dave - I'll have to go for webservices.
Thanks all.
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Thanks Jason, yes I thought of web service too, as I do not have access to
the databse shouldn't they be the one creating the
web service and I consuming it?
Yes
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