When I Try to Use A Web Services ----Access Denied

[Colin]

Hi there,
IS Any one know what cause the Access Denied Error when I try to use a web
Services (through a proxy class)??
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Colin

[Brendan Green]

Your website / virtual directory isn't allowing anonymous users?

"Colin" <Co***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi there,
IS Any one know what cause the Access Denied Error when I try to use a web
Services (through a proxy class)??
--
Colin

[rviray]

I am assuming that the Web Service is a .NET web service. If so, check
the Web.Config file and make sure that your allowing access to everyone
and NOT denying anyone. If you have the default on, which is everyone
has access, then it may be the IIS Permissions on your web service
application.

The quick and dirty test is to create a Test Web Application, and Add
Web Reference...when you put in the URL of the web service and get
prompted for User ID, Password, and Domain, then the Web Service is
locked down by either one of the two methods that I mentioned.

If you know the User ID, Password and Domain information, attach
Network Credentials to your web service call...and that will allow you
access to the Web Methods.
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[Colin]

Thank all of you who replied my question. I've solved the problem. It's
caused by IIS setup (not allowing anonymous). Thank you again.
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Colin
"rviray" wrote:

I am assuming that the Web Service is a .NET web service. If so, check
the Web.Config file and make sure that your allowing access to everyone
and NOT denying anyone. If you have the default on, which is everyone
has access, then it may be the IIS Permissions on your web service
application.

The quick and dirty test is to create a Test Web Application, and Add
Web Reference...when you put in the URL of the web service and get
prompted for User ID, Password, and Domain, then the Web Service is
locked down by either one of the two methods that I mentioned.

If you know the User ID, Password and Domain information, attach
Network Credentials to your web service call...and that will allow you
access to the Web Methods.
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rviray
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