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CS2.0 Authentication

AlanChu

Using CS2.0 in .Net, how can I pass the logon use's credential to CS2.0 API without specifying user name and password?

access.beginSessionUsingPassword (UserName, Role, Password,"en","TeamSite",server);

There is usingSession class, but no documentation on how to invoke it. In Java, it sounds like that you could do it with the factory object, but how to do it in .Net? I cannot find the factory object using .Net. In addition, how do I get the TeamSite sessionID string?

Please hlep.

Thank you.

Alan

Edited by AlanChu on 01/20/04 04:31 PM (server time).

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AlanChu

After couple attempts, I think I have a clue. It's in the cookie. However, I need to be able to call my custom form in my workflow to prove my theory. I posted another question and hoping someone could give me a direction on how to replace the default job_instantiation form with a custom ASP.Net form.

Thank you.

Alan

Migrateduser

Other call is beginSessionUsingSessionString defined in the accessService.wsdl
It can be used only if the user has already logged in into any TeamSite UI(like ContentCenterProfession/Standard/WebDesk). All these UI's set a client side cookie called IWAuth. This is a sessionstring and it can be used by other thirdParty applications to avoid asking the user name/Password again using the above said call. Poor man's answer to Single Sign On.