Re: Web Application unable to connect to a webservice
From: Mujtaba Syed (mujtabas_at_gmail.com)
Date: 12/18/04
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Date: Sat, 18 Dec 2004 14:40:32 -0500
Meena:
This is a web service to be consumed by clients on the Internet and not on
the Intranet. So similar to a web application for the Internet, you have to
use anonymous authentication. If you want security you should use custom
SOAP headers.
Thanks.
"Meena" <Meena@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5BA43BAA-62A5-442F-9CDC-FAC50FA2FDC4@microsoft.com...
> Hi,
>
> I have devloped a webservice for a cutsomer. They have some other company
> developing the front end web application for them.All these days they were
> testing connectivity from withnin the same network i guess. Now they say
> that
> they have hosted their web applcation outside the DMZ zone. ( I am not
> familiar with these terms very well and so i do not understand this much).
> They say that since intenet users acces the web site they have to keepthe
> front end speerated out outside the company's network. They are unable to
> have their web application talk to my webservice. My webservice is hotsed
> in
> IIS and I followed the recommeneded practcie and have anonymous access
> unchecked and use integrated windows authentication. Any idea if I have to
> do
> something at my end or this is something the front end web application
> developers need to do
>
>
> Thanks
> Meena
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