Thanks for Renacimiento's input.
Hi Shane,
As for the "Access denied" error, I think Renacimiento is suggestion on
checking the IIS security setting is reasonable. Generally if your
webservice is about to be accessed by external users through INternet , we
should allow anomymous accessing in IIS virtual dir's directory setting.
Also, you can check the IIS log on that webservice's server machine to see
whether there're any such authentication log entries. In addition, would
you provide us the clientside webservice calling code? Since you mentienod
that you can also run it from local hard disk, are you using client script
to invoke the webservice?
Thanks,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
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| You shouldn’t have any problem to do it from a remote machine. It looks
like
| a security configuration problem.
| Just take a look to IIS Virtual directory configuration, try with
anonymous
| access first. Also, take a look to NTFS permissions from within the
directory
| properties (where you have your .asmx files) and make sure that the
| 'anonymous account' (like ASPNET account) has read permissions.
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| Software Architect
| [Microsoft MVP - XML Web Services]
| [MCSE] [MCT]
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| Renacimiento
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| "Shane Bush" wrote:
|
| > All
| >
| > I'm desperately looking for a way to call a webservice that do not give
me
| > 401: Permission denied error. Here's my issue. I created a webpage on my
| > local hard drive to call a webservice on SOMEDOMAIN.COM, calls
succeeded.
| > Now, I published the same webpage to my host, MYHOST.COM and the calls
gave
| > me a permission denied error. The calls to the webservice is an
anonymous
| > call and does not need any password. Why does it fail?
| >
| > I tried to look this up in numerous books and ALL books so far show
samples
| > of ASP.NET page calling webservice from
http://localhost. Of course
there
| > isn't going to be a problem. Is there a more real world reference that
I can
| > look up that simply show/explain how to call a webservice from a page
on one
| > domain to another. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
| >
| >
| >
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