Re: page viewer web part
- From: "Dan Marth" <danmarth@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 19 Sep 2005 15:45:56 -0400
I would just create a .NET or even a classic ASP page and get the logged in
user with Request.ServerVariables("AUTH_USER"), put the login cridentials in
a form variable and do a server.transfer("your php page",true) this will
pass the form values to your php app. Classic ASP would probably be a meta
refresh. It should happen so fast that the user wouldn't even know they hit
another page first. Make sense?
"hobbyman" <hobbyman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:67179225-678F-4424-9D4E-72401063D8DC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> We are about to move to Sharepoint. We are currently running apache on
> linux
> with PHP for our applications.
>
> We have already been beta testing sharepoint but curretnly we do not have
> the time or resources to convert our applications from PHP to .NET.
>
> Our PHP applications require authentication to be able to know the
> autorization levels.
>
> We were thinking we would use a page viewer web part to view these PHP
> applications.
>
> How can we get rid of the authentication (since a user will already be
> logged into Sharepoint)? The PHP applications need to know the userid for
> authorization. Can the page viewer web part be modified some how to pass
> the
> current logged in userid? Or would we have to create our own page viewer
> web
> part that would get the credentials from SSO?
.
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