RE: Impersonate Global.asax

From: Venkat Chilakala (venkatc@onlinemicrosoft.com)
Date: 06/06/02 

From: venkatc@onlinemicrosoft.com (Venkat Chilakala (MS))
Date: Thu, 06 Jun 2002 20:52:57 GMT

There is no setting that does this automatically.
Global.asa has multiple events that are handled at different parts of a
life cycle of a request and all of them cannot exeucte in one security
context (and that too the context of the end user.) You can programatically
impersonate a specific user to execute this code but there is no setting .

If you want to impersonate a specific user please see the following KB
article.
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q306/1/58.asp

Thanks
Venkat Chilakala

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>>From: zvi.palgy@compaq.com (Tsvika Palgy)
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>>Hi
>>Created web service.
>>Is it possible to impersonate the excution of code in Global.asax ?
>>By default it's being executed by aspnet_wp.exe under ASPNET account
>>on the server.
>>I have there some code I wish will runAs a specific user that has
>>special access rights to specific resources on the server.
>>
>> The IMPERSONATE option of web.config does not affect global.asax .
>>
>> Thx in Advance
>> Zvi
>>

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