Hello

We use a dynamic send&receive port in our orchestration. The URL is
automatically set by the custom webservice.
The problem is that we get a 401 error everytime we call the webservice.

I read a NG article in which the following solution was descriped:
use the following in your message assignment shape:

mymessage(Http.UserName) = "myusername";
mymessage(http.Password) = "mypassword";
mymessage(http.AuthenticationScheme) = "Basic";

Is there the possiblity not needing to code the authentication informations
but to set the authenticationScheme to "Windows Integrated !?!

Thanks
Steffen

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If the port is not dynamic, you can set the properties on the send port as
well.

Matt


"Steffen Klipfel" <steffen.klipfel@no.spam> wrote in message
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> Hello
>
> We use a dynamic send&receive port in our orchestration. The URL is
> automatically set by the custom webservice.
> The problem is that we get a 401 error everytime we call the webservice.
>
> I read a NG article in which the following solution was descriped:
> use the following in your message assignment shape:
>
> mymessage(Http.UserName) = "myusername";
> mymessage(http.Password) = "mypassword";
> mymessage(http.AuthenticationScheme) = "Basic";
>
> Is there the possiblity not needing to code the authentication
informations
> but to set the authenticationScheme to "Windows Integrated !?!
>
> Thanks
> Steffen
>
>

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