I met the security problem.
I have developed the form based security for ASP.NET appliation. However, it
seems that my window based client for my Web services application can not
access to the server side. How to overcome this situation?
Thanks
David
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You need to explain more here ...
"david" <da***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> wrote in message
news:77******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... I met the security problem.
I have developed the form based security for ASP.NET appliation. However,
it
seems that my window based client for my Web services application can not
access to the server side. How to overcome this situation?
Thanks
David
1. I have developed the form based security for authentication in IIS web
server.
2. My ASP.NET server application uses it for client access authentication
(web browser).
3. Now I add a web services (.asmx) item to the project.
4. Created a window form based client to this web service.
5. Without security restriction, it works fine.
6. With the form based security, the windows forms client can not access to
the server (since there is no logon window popup for loginname/password).
David
"Annie" wrote: You need to explain more here ...
"david" <da***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> wrote in message
news:77******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...I met the security problem.
I have developed the form based security for ASP.NET appliation. However,
it
seems that my window based client for my Web services application can not
access to the server side. How to overcome this situation?
Thanks
David
Hi,
With forms authentication you can configure the application so that
only certain files/folders require authentication. I would create two
folders under my application and put all of the secure stuff in one
folder and the unsecure stuff (e.g., your web service) in the other
folder. Then you can use the following to only secure the "secure"
folder, for example.
<authenticati on mode="Forms">
<forms loginUrl="logon .aspx" name="cookie" timeout="60"
path="secure/">
</forms>
</authentication>
Thanks,
Sayed Y. Hashimi http://www.sayedhashimi.com
Shameless Book Plug: Service-Oriented Smart Clients with .NET 2.0 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...glance&s=books
Web services will require some other authentication scheme. Either use IIS
to do this or build in your own custom SOAP headers that pass that authentication
information and you do the check manually in each SOAP call.
-Brock
DevelopMentor http://staff.develop.com/ballen 1. I have developed the form based security for authentication in IIS
web
server.
2. My ASP.NET server application uses it for client access
authentication
(web browser).
3. Now I add a web services (.asmx) item to the project.
4. Created a window form based client to this web service.
5. Without security restriction, it works fine.
6. With the form based security, the windows forms client can not
access to
the server (since there is no logon window popup for
loginname/password).
David
"Annie" wrote:
You need to explain more here ...
"david" <da***@discussi ons.microsoft.c om> wrote in message
news:77******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...
I met the security problem.
I have developed the form based security for ASP.NET appliation.
However,
it
seems that my window based client for my Web services application
can not
access to the server side. How to overcome this situation?
Thanks
David
Brock is correct in that web services are not authenticated using forms
authentication. However, if you have web services in an application
that uses forms authentication, but the web services do not require
authentication, you can still use forms authentication to allow access
to the asmx while keeping web forms authenticated. All you have to do
is put the web services in a public folder and use the <location> tag
to control/allow access.
Thanks,
Sayed Y. Hashimi http://www.sayedhashimi.com
Shameless Book Plug: Service-Oriented Smart Clients with .NET 2.0 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...3/qid=11263614...
It seems that Web form Form based authentication will not work for windows
form based client of web services.
Currently, my web application and Web services are in the same folder.
I think that my web services have to have authetication to allow the access
only for legitimate users. Do I need to develop other authentication system?
Dabin
"ha**********@g mail.com" wrote: Brock is correct in that web services are not authenticated using forms
authentication. However, if you have web services in an application
that uses forms authentication, but the web services do not require
authentication, you can still use forms authentication to allow access
to the asmx while keeping web forms authenticated. All you have to do
is put the web services in a public folder and use the <location> tag
to control/allow access.
Thanks,
Sayed Y. Hashimi
http://www.sayedhashimi.com
Shameless Book Plug: Service-Oriented Smart Clients with .NET 2.0
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...3/qid=11263614...
Thanks.
It seems that the web form based authentication does not work for the
windows form based web services clients.
I need to have authentication system to verify the client access to web
services. Do I need to develop other authentication system?
David
"ha**********@g mail.com" wrote: Brock is correct in that web services are not authenticated using forms
authentication. However, if you have web services in an application
that uses forms authentication, but the web services do not require
authentication, you can still use forms authentication to allow access
to the asmx while keeping web forms authenticated. All you have to do
is put the web services in a public folder and use the <location> tag
to control/allow access.
Thanks,
Sayed Y. Hashimi
http://www.sayedhashimi.com
Shameless Book Plug: Service-Oriented Smart Clients with .NET 2.0
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...3/qid=11263614...
This is exactly what I used.
Problem is that my client is windows form based application for web services.
So the web logon form can not pop up.
David
"ha**********@g mail.com" wrote: Hi,
With forms authentication you can configure the application so that
only certain files/folders require authentication. I would create two
folders under my application and put all of the secure stuff in one
folder and the unsecure stuff (e.g., your web service) in the other
folder. Then you can use the following to only secure the "secure"
folder, for example.
<authenticati on mode="Forms">
<forms loginUrl="logon .aspx" name="cookie" timeout="60"
path="secure/">
</forms>
</authentication>
Thanks,
Sayed Y. Hashimi
http://www.sayedhashimi.com
Shameless Book Plug: Service-Oriented Smart Clients with .NET 2.0
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...glance&s=books
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