Ok i see what you can do building your own mapagent.. But not sure that it
can help me. I don't know how you can impersonte the final MgHttpRequest and
mapserver to use it.
My idea was that the final process ("mapserver.exe" service) know who i am.
So Oracle know who i am.
Basic usage: in a
thank you, i will give it a try
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You can use MgHttpRequest and MgHttpResponse to wrap the real mapagent and
present a mapagent-like HTTP interface to any client applications. Then in
your wrapper, you can set up whatever required credentials so that Oracle
knows who is connecting.
There's an old .net example on my github
Hi,
I trying to do something tricky:
I have two windows server:
- IIS webserver with mapagent, with windows authentication
- Application server for MapGuide
Can this be done?
When the user open a map (juste using basic weblayout and viewer), send the
user windows credentials to the mapguide
