Web Service Security
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I was wondering if anyone familiar with .NET security could help me. I've got a web service (written in ASP.NET, C#) that has to write to XML files on a different drive. This causes a security exception (as can be expected). Question is, how do I grant this web service the neccesary permissions to write to files in a different folder? The files are not read-only, and the OS file-level permissions appears to be set up correctly. Thanks
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I was wondering if anyone familiar with .NET security could help me. I've got a web service (written in ASP.NET, C#) that has to write to XML files on a different drive. This causes a security exception (as can be expected). Question is, how do I grant this web service the neccesary permissions to write to files in a different folder? The files are not read-only, and the OS file-level permissions appears to be set up correctly. Thanks
hi, i think u have to write: try it ok Thanks alot Metal Man
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I was wondering if anyone familiar with .NET security could help me. I've got a web service (written in ASP.NET, C#) that has to write to XML files on a different drive. This causes a security exception (as can be expected). Question is, how do I grant this web service the neccesary permissions to write to files in a different folder? The files are not read-only, and the OS file-level permissions appears to be set up correctly. Thanks
write--->> in web.config under authurization Thanks alot Metal Man
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I was wondering if anyone familiar with .NET security could help me. I've got a web service (written in ASP.NET, C#) that has to write to XML files on a different drive. This causes a security exception (as can be expected). Question is, how do I grant this web service the neccesary permissions to write to files in a different folder? The files are not read-only, and the OS file-level permissions appears to be set up correctly. Thanks
the sentence is : identity impersonate="true" between <> Thanks alot Metal Man