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Csharp WebService Client authentification

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    olibara
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    Hello I'm sorr to re-post here but maybe it is a better place than C# I'm a newbie with WebService creation For now, everyhing works fine, my Service run on a server and my Client can use it Now I need to add autentification to the service ... How can I do that simply on the server site ? It does'nt need to be very secure, I just want to understand how to do it I have an example of another service that I'm using as a client I just have to assign a NetworkCredential to the service's client instance to be able to use it How can I achieve that on the server side Thanks a lot for any help

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      Hello I'm sorr to re-post here but maybe it is a better place than C# I'm a newbie with WebService creation For now, everyhing works fine, my Service run on a server and my Client can use it Now I need to add autentification to the service ... How can I do that simply on the server site ? It does'nt need to be very secure, I just want to understand how to do it I have an example of another service that I'm using as a client I just have to assign a NetworkCredential to the service's client instance to be able to use it How can I achieve that on the server side Thanks a lot for any help

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      mrMercury
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      You do realize this site is full of articles, right? Do an article search for something like “webservice security” and you’ll get lots of hits.

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        You do realize this site is full of articles, right? Do an article search for something like “webservice security” and you’ll get lots of hits.

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        olibara
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        Thank for your reply ! Indeed there is a lot of article .. Maybe too much and it is difficult to get the right one ! Anyway I did'nt find any article explaining how to deal with a NetworkCredential on server side If you know one, the reference will be welcome !

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          Hello I'm sorr to re-post here but maybe it is a better place than C# I'm a newbie with WebService creation For now, everyhing works fine, my Service run on a server and my Client can use it Now I need to add autentification to the service ... How can I do that simply on the server site ? It does'nt need to be very secure, I just want to understand how to do it I have an example of another service that I'm using as a client I just have to assign a NetworkCredential to the service's client instance to be able to use it How can I achieve that on the server side Thanks a lot for any help

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          PHP_Guy
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          you want a security for your [code] or for [directorys] ? if you need it for code you can use MD5 [With PHP] and you also can make a table for passwords in your database .. or you can make a firewall... good luck :-D

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