We all know it’s not possible yet to provide credentials when calling WCF Service. I’m telling yet, because. Adobe Photoshop Elements 10 Serial Number Generator Mac. But what about now? Yes now, because Silverlight 3 isn’t release to the web yet. Let’s think of all those applications that are running in the Intranet Zone for example. If they are built on the.NET environment, they often make use of Windows Authentication to authenticate the user. And after that make use of the roles assigned to the user to authorize the user.

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But when we are working in the Silverlight environment we don’t really have the ability to make use of the User that’s already authentication against the Active Directory. But what about the services that Silverlight is using? Well that’s basically what this article is about. Windows Authentication on WCF A few days ago I read an article about. This article explains the different steps to get Windows Authentication on WCF very well. But for the sake of this article I will summarize the steps that are required. • Create your WCF Service • Ensure authentication mode is Windows by adding to the web.config • Create the binding in the system.servicemodel element of the web.config just like this.

• The article mentions to disable anonymous access and enable Windows Authentcation. But to make it work on Windows Server 2008 I had to make sure anonymous access was enabled as well. • If you want authentication to be automated you can do this easily by adding the url of your service to the local intranet zone. • Just add a service reference like you would normally do from Silverlight. • Create a very simple method to know if it’s working as expected.

Something like. Sam Bronchetti November 18th, 2009 at 22:45 I have tried this, and still can't get it to work. Here is my situation.on my local machine if I use the default web server for VS2008, it appears that getting the user name using httpcontext.current.user.identity.name works fine. When I publish to the wweb server, if I remove anonymous authentication, the service doesn't work at all. If I have both anonymous and Windows Authentication, the method below fails. Filipe February 23rd, 2010 at 18:20 Great article but just to clarify if I have a silverlight app which calls a wcf service which in turn makes a call to sqlserver, will this work?

Will sqlserver authenticate the credentials sent from the silverlight app (i.e. The web user)?

Or will sqlserver just be sent the credentials of the computer running the wcf service? I have spent ages looking for a way to use windows authentication with the silverlight/wcf/sql combo so a definative answer for this would be massivly appreciated. April 13th, 2010 at 08:17 @Stephan I understand the confusing. About the calling of a WCF service, we basically have no control of the exact credentials passed to this service. Proxyfire Master Suite 1.24 Keygen more. Though Windows Authentication is about the user already being authenticated through the network (most of the time) and the token achieved by logon is used for Windows Authentication as well. There's no control in here from the code-level in Silverlight.

What I see quite often is that there are some 'public' services that require one specific set of credentials each time you call the service. This can't be used in conjunction with Silverlight. Assistir Filme 8 Mile Rua Das Ilusões Dublado E Legendado there.