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Hi, I have a "little" problem with authentication from user control (written in .NET c#) that is displayed in HTML page using Internet Explorer. Its possible using object classid=....> tag. Lets say i have logged in as user A to my computer. Then i launch my browser (IE) and open website that requires authentication (Windows Integrated). So I log in as user B. The page that is displayed for me contains the user control. This user control is run under user A privileges. So my question: IS THERE ANY solution somehow to get the credentials of the user B? I want to connect to webservices located on the same website, and pass the same credentials. Thanks for any advice. --- Mantas Miliukas |
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No, it's not possible. It would be a pretty big security hole in IE if it were. See http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...fb3fbbe4b1aa4/ for another thread on the same topic. If you would like suggestions for an alternate approach, it would help if you could provide some detail concerning your desired end result. "Mantas Miliukas" <mantas (AT) raktas (DOT) net> wrote in message news:Ov0MwV1GFHA.1528 (AT) TK2MSFTNGP09 (DOT) phx.gbl... Hi, I have a "little" problem with authentication from user control (written in .NET c#) that is displayed in HTML page using Internet Explorer. Its possible using object classid=....> tag. Lets say i have logged in as user A to my computer. Then i launch my browser (IE) and open website that requires authentication (Windows Integrated). So I log in as user B. The page that is displayed for me contains the user control. This user control is run under user A privileges. So my question: IS THERE ANY solution somehow to get the credentials of the user B? I want to connect to webservices located on the same website, and pass the same credentials. Thanks for any advice. --- Mantas Miliukas |
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