B
Boesman
Hi,
I'm working on an intranet asp.net app and at some point a user - other
than the currently authenticated user - needs to authorise an action,
like creating a purchase order.
All usernames/passwords must be authenticated against Active Directory.
This already works fine for the overall application security as
specified in IIS (no anonymous access, use Windows integrated security,
etc).
My solution is to prompt via a modal browser window for the
authenticating user's username & password, and then to attempt to
verify that usn/pwd pair against AD. How on earth do I pass a usn/pwd
pair to AD and have it verified as valid? I don't need to do anything
else with this info, i.e. I'm not trying to log this user in or change
the current security context for the running web application.
Any advice appreciated.
Tian
I'm working on an intranet asp.net app and at some point a user - other
than the currently authenticated user - needs to authorise an action,
like creating a purchase order.
All usernames/passwords must be authenticated against Active Directory.
This already works fine for the overall application security as
specified in IIS (no anonymous access, use Windows integrated security,
etc).
My solution is to prompt via a modal browser window for the
authenticating user's username & password, and then to attempt to
verify that usn/pwd pair against AD. How on earth do I pass a usn/pwd
pair to AD and have it verified as valid? I don't need to do anything
else with this info, i.e. I'm not trying to log this user in or change
the current security context for the running web application.
Any advice appreciated.
Tian