well - no built in way, at least.

you could pass the information manually in a header or a parameter. You then have to make sure noone can tamper with your packets on the wire.

you could accomplish this by using SSL - or message level security, aka WS:Security as provided in the WSE2 toolkit.



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There is no way (AFAIK) to pass that strong name information across the wire
in a secure manner that guarantees no one else can spoof it. This is
speaking strictly from the servers/web service perspective. (ie. cannot
simply declare/apply an attribute)

You would need to use a combination of client and server interaction and by
this something like certificates, credentials etc... something which only
your strong named assembly can acquire, and then your service can determine
whether to allow acess. The WSE2 library can help here.

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