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Kevin Hoskins
Is there anyway to force authentication of the Anonymous user?
Here is the situation:
I have an ASP.NET page which calls an assembly which requires a certain
level of permissions. The page is running in a virtual server whose
anonymous user is a network account with the required permissions. This
allows anyone to view the page and see the data. This is working great,
however, due to what is being returned, the page load time is longer than
what I want the user to have to wait for.
I moved the process to a seperate thread in order to return the page to the
user right away. Where the process was working great when run in the same
thread, it fails to work in the 2nd thread. Somehow the single thread is
authenticating the anonymous user to run the process, but when spun to a
different thread which should have the same permissions as the parent, it is
not authorizing.
Any suggestions on how to get the thread to use the credentials of the
parent?
Here is the situation:
I have an ASP.NET page which calls an assembly which requires a certain
level of permissions. The page is running in a virtual server whose
anonymous user is a network account with the required permissions. This
allows anyone to view the page and see the data. This is working great,
however, due to what is being returned, the page load time is longer than
what I want the user to have to wait for.
I moved the process to a seperate thread in order to return the page to the
user right away. Where the process was working great when run in the same
thread, it fails to work in the 2nd thread. Somehow the single thread is
authenticating the anonymous user to run the process, but when spun to a
different thread which should have the same permissions as the parent, it is
not authorizing.
Any suggestions on how to get the thread to use the credentials of the
parent?