Re: Passing credentials from asp.net to asp site

Hi,

in 2.0 you have the possibility to pass headers from asp.net to asp - not sure if IIS will pick up these header to do auth - never tried it.

I don't see a possibility in 1.1 - sorry

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Dominick Baier - DevelopMentor
http://www.leastprivilege.com

Thanks anyway for trying...

Do you think there could be a way to 'wrap' an asp.net site around the
asp site (Web2), such that the wrapper uses forms auth., but it then
passes windows credentials to the 'wrapped' asp?

Thanks,
Chumma



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