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impersonating ASPNET account does not work for com interop?

Hi all,
has anyone been successful in forcing impersonation of the ASPNET
account that calls a component through com interop? I have tried doing
it programmatically, through IIS, through the web config file and all
do not work. The ASPNET account always seems to access my com
components. I have a .net web service trying to call a com+ component
programmed in VB6.
thanks in advance

Aug 22 '07 #1
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Hi,
I am not absolutely sure, but I think impersonation account is not delegated
to COM+ components. You can only use this account to distinguish if user is
allowed to run your component.

Regards,
Ladislav

"esource" wrote:
Hi all,
has anyone been successful in forcing impersonation of the ASPNET
account that calls a component through com interop? I have tried doing
it programmatically, through IIS, through the web config file and all
do not work. The ASPNET account always seems to access my com
components. I have a .net web service trying to call a com+ component
programmed in VB6.
thanks in advance

Aug 22 '07 #2

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