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Passing Credentials from a orchestration to an webservice
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| Scott Troxell 2004-09-22, 9:56 pm |
| I am developing a orchestration that will be published as a webservice.
Inside the orchestration another webservice is called. This called webservice
does allow anonymous access. I can pass credentials into the orchestration
webservice but how do I pass them onto the webservice called be the
orchestration.
Thank you.
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| Matt Milner 2004-09-22, 9:56 pm |
| You can use the context properties on the outgoing message to set the
username and password. Take a look at the MessagecontextProperties
reference in the SDK documentation for the exact property names.
Matt
"Scott Troxell" <Scott troxell@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E30E0EB3-BEC3-421F-8B29-90AEDAA6FBC1@microsoft.com...
>I am developing a orchestration that will be published as a webservice.
> Inside the orchestration another webservice is called. This called
> webservice
> does allow anonymous access. I can pass credentials into the
> orchestration
> webservice but how do I pass them onto the webservice called be the
> orchestration.
>
> Thank you.
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| Wor Tony 2004-09-29, 8:02 pm |
| "Scott Troxell" <Scott troxell@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E30E0EB3-BEC3-421F-8B29-90AEDAA6FBC1@microsoft.com...
>I am developing a orchestration that will be published as a webservice.
> Inside the orchestration another webservice is called. This called
> webservice
> does allow anonymous access. I can pass credentials into the
> orchestration
> webservice but how do I pass them onto the webservice called be the
> orchestration.
Scott
to get at the user credentials presented to 1st web service, I believe your
isolated host has to be set to be a trusted host otherwise the user details
set
will be those of the isolated host service user account.
HTH
AP
Nottingham - UK
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