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<blockquote data-quote="Brock Allen" data-source="post: 516138"><p>Sounds like IIS is using integrated authentication for that application.</p><p>Your browser supplies the credentials of the logged in user, whereas the</p><p>web service proxy does not. You can either change the code for your web service</p><p>proxy to 1) hard code the credntials, 2) prompt the user and pass those credentials,</p><p>or 3) use the current logged in user's credentials. Check out the Credentials</p><p>property of teh web service proxy. Set it to CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials</p><p>to get the thrid behavior I listed. For the first or second, use an instance</p><p>of the System.Net.NEtworkCredential class.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brock Allen, post: 516138"] Sounds like IIS is using integrated authentication for that application. Your browser supplies the credentials of the logged in user, whereas the web service proxy does not. You can either change the code for your web service proxy to 1) hard code the credntials, 2) prompt the user and pass those credentials, or 3) use the current logged in user's credentials. Check out the Credentials property of teh web service proxy. Set it to CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials to get the thrid behavior I listed. For the first or second, use an instance of the System.Net.NEtworkCredential class. [/QUOTE]
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