Re: How to CHANGE the Credentials for a web service proxy when using CredentialCache ?

From: Jan Tielens (jan_at_no.spam.please.leadit.be)
Date: 01/21/04 

Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2004 08:55:00 +0100

Try this:

    NetworkCredential networkCred = new NetworkCredential("USERNAME",
"PASSWORD");

    // the web service proxy
    WSProxy wsProxy = new WSProxy();
    wsProxy.Credentials = networkCred;
   // do stuff

    WSProxy wsProxy2 = new WSProxy();
   // do stuff 

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"Liviu Olaru" <liviu.olaru@softwaresolutions.ro> wrote in message
news:#kf5eK$3DHA.2380@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
> Hi
>
>     I'm trying to invoke a Web Service which is using BASIC
authentication.
>     Code for invoking:
>
>     CredentialCache cc = new CredentialCache();
>     //the network credential used to authenticate client
>     NetworkCredential networkCred = new NetworkCredential("USERNAME",
> "PASSWORD");
>     // the web service proxy
>     WSProxy wsProxy = new WSProxy();
>
>     //Add the network credential to the cache
>     cc.Add(new Uri(wsProxy.Url), "Basic", networkCred);
>     //Set the proxy credentials
>     wsProxy.Credentials = cc;
>
>     //call a method on proxy
>     wsProxy.HellloWorld();
>
>     I WANT TO USE THE SAME URL WITH DIFFERENT CREDENTIALS.( OR WITH NO
> CREDENTIAL )
>
>     //so, now I try to remove the credential from cache
>     cc.Remove(new Uri(wsProxy.Url), "Basic")
>
>     If I remove the credential from CredentialCache, the subsequent calls
to
> the web service will use the same credentials as for the first call, even
> the CredentialCache is empty !
>
>     so, when I call
>
>     WSProxy wsProxy2 = new WSProxy();
>     wsProxy.Credentials = cc; // THIS LINE HAS NO EFFECT ! CAN BE
COMMENTED
> OUT !
>      wsProxy2.HelloWorld();
>
>     the client is autenticated with the old credentials. (I wanted to get
> AccesDenied)
>
>      It seems that, for the first call, the SoapHttpClientProtocol.Invoke
> method, in the case of a successful request, copies the credentials from
> CredentialCache and store them, per URL basis, in a internal store that is
> used for subsequent calls, even the new proxys have been setted different
> credentials.
>
> Thanks
>
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