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multiple vroots, one code base

What sort of problems (if any) might one encounter when pointing multiple
vroots at one folder containing an ASP.NET application code base (web
service, in this case)?

The reason I have set this up is that I want to be able to use two different
means of authentication with my web service. If accessing the web service
from the internet, the client will send credentials "manually" (via a WSE2
UserNameToken). If accessing the web service from an intranet, the handshake
will use the default credentials of the current user.

The only way I have found to get the second scenario to work is to disable
anonymous access, which I'm pretty sure would interfere with the first
scenario. My solution of creating two vroots and disabling anonymous access
on the "intranet" one seems to work well, but I'm wondering if there are any
caveats to such a setup.

Thanks,
Dan
Nov 19 '05 #1
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