When must set Credentials with webservice?

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When we new a web Service, the default in IIS is Allow Anonymous and
Integrated Windows Authentication , we just use :
WebService.webClass myWC= new WebService.webClass();
and then we can access the WebService thought myWC

But I find some time it will fail with Access denid, and I must
must use:
WebService.webClass myWC= new WebService.webClass();
myWC.PreAuthenticate = true;
myWC.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials;

I can't find when we must set Credentials, when we need not.

Could some one tell me?

[Matt Dunn]

Greetings,

There are (at least) two circumstances when you must provide default
credentials when issuing web service requests:

- When the website/virtual directory hosting the web services only
allows Windows Authentication; and

- If the web service requests pass through an authenticating proxy
server.

You should be able to tell from the access denied error message whether
a proxy is generating the error in your environment.

Cheers,
Matt

ad wrote:

When we new a web Service, the default in IIS is Allow Anonymous and
Integrated Windows Authentication , we just use :
WebService.webClass myWC= new WebService.webClass();
and then we can access the WebService thought myWC

But I find some time it will fail with Access denid, and I must
must use:
WebService.webClass myWC= new WebService.webClass();
myWC.PreAuthenticate = true;
myWC.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials;

I can't find when we must set Credentials, when we need not.

Could some one tell me?