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  • user & directory for webservice
    L LittleWhiteDog

    woops, just found the answer to question 2/ : return Server.MapPath("/"); I still have question n° 1/. I just can't get the user that executes the webservice. Please help. thx !

    don't waste your time, or time will waste you

    .NET (Core and Framework) question asp-net windows-admin

  • user & directory for webservice
    L LittleWhiteDog

    Hi, I hope to be in the right forum with this question: 1/ I would like to create a webservice method, that returns the username of the user that executes its assembly. I hope to be clear here. Typically it would be the ASPNET user that is returned, but i want to get the exact user. 2/ I also would like to return the IIS folder in which the webservice files are installed. When i use "return Directory.GetCurrentDirectory();", then i get "c:\windows\system32". But i'd like to have "c:\inetpub\wwwroot\bin" or something like that. Is this possible? And if so ... what do i have to do ?

    don't waste your time, or time will waste you

    .NET (Core and Framework) question asp-net windows-admin

  • user that executes web service
    L LittleWhiteDog

    Hi, I hope to be in the right forum with this question: I would like to create a webservice method, that returns the username of the user that executes its assembly. I hope to be clear here. Typically it would be the ASPNET user that is returned, but i want to get the exact user. Is this possible? And if so ... what do i have to do ?

    don't waste your time, or time will waste you

    ASP.NET question asp-net
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