I have been developing winforms for a while.
I had an app, that downlods exchange rates from an html page from a website,
creating a dataset, and then writing the xml to the local drive.
Basically, when I need an old exchange rate, I already have it on my
dataset,
and whenever there is a new exchange rate, I have to do the access to the
html page...
Now I tried to make a webservice that will return an exchange rate for a
particular date,
and if works fine, as long as i don't write the xml file.
This is quite important, because if I can do so, I will record the exchange
rate,
and then next time I need it, I just pick it up...
I have been reading about permissions, but this is some right I have to give
to the webservice itself, not to my webservice user..
Thanks in advance
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Yes. Your webservice, like any ASP.NET - hosted web application, runs under
an account that typically does not have the permissions you need, for
security reasons.
You can easily modify the user account by adding:
<identity impersonate="tr ue" userName="userT hatCanWrite" password="passw ord"
/>
to your web.config.
--Peter
"Raul Cortes" <no****@nowhere .com> wrote in message
news:Ox******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... I have been developing winforms for a while.
I had an app, that downlods exchange rates from an html page from a
website,
creating a dataset, and then writing the xml to the local drive.
Basically, when I need an old exchange rate, I already have it on my
dataset,
and whenever there is a new exchange rate, I have to do the access to the
html page...
Now I tried to make a webservice that will return an exchange rate for a
particular date,
and if works fine, as long as i don't write the xml file.
This is quite important, because if I can do so, I will record the
exchange rate,
and then next time I need it, I just pick it up...
I have been reading about permissions, but this is some right I have to
give
to the webservice itself, not to my webservice user..
Thanks in advance
Thank you Peter, that is exactly what I was looking for!!!!
Raul
"Peter Bromberg [C# MVP]" <pb*******@yaho o.com> wrote in message
news:OJ******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... Yes. Your webservice, like any ASP.NET - hosted web application, runs
under an account that typically does not have the permissions you need,
for security reasons.
You can easily modify the user account by adding:
<identity impersonate="tr ue" userName="userT hatCanWrite"
password="passw ord" />
to your web.config.
--Peter
"Raul Cortes" <no****@nowhere .com> wrote in message
news:Ox******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl...I have been developing winforms for a while.
I had an app, that downlods exchange rates from an html page from a
website,
creating a dataset, and then writing the xml to the local drive.
Basically, when I need an old exchange rate, I already have it on my
dataset,
and whenever there is a new exchange rate, I have to do the access to the
html page...
Now I tried to make a webservice that will return an exchange rate for a
particular date,
and if works fine, as long as i don't write the xml file.
This is quite important, because if I can do so, I will record the
exchange rate,
and then next time I need it, I just pick it up...
I have been reading about permissions, but this is some right I have to
give
to the webservice itself, not to my webservice user..
Thanks in advance
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