Intranet Screen Scrape (Passing Authentication)
From: Johnny Quest (fuhkengroovin_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 08/30/03
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Date: Sat, 30 Aug 2003 10:13:43 -0700
I would like to read a page programmatically with an ASP.NET intranet site.
I am using forms authentication. No matter what I have tried, the login
screen always comes back because the web server itself knows nothing about
the authentication information already stored away. I admit that I am a
little bit clueless about this whole process, so any info would help. I
have read where people say that you need to pass a cookie, using a cookie
container, but I'm not sure how exactly that is done and what cookie to
pass. I'm using tickets when a comes in under the login screen.
Will post the code later, but for now, just wondering if someone has a clear
consice example (or at least an explanation) of what I have to do to get
past the forms authentication?
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