Re: Impersonation in code/Sharepoint
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On 20 May, 21:02, "Seth Williams" <s...@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
I've got a Sharepoint website for which the 'big guy' doesn't want to enable
impersonation.
...
Is there a way to create code to, instead of using the authenticated user,
use the ASPNet user account?
If impersonation is disabled then the ASP.NET user account will be
used anyway. However if the authentication mode is "Windows" then in
theory the authenticated Users privileges are merged with the ASP.NET
account (or so Microsoft tell us).
HTH
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