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Kevin Yu #1
flow user identity to web service through httpcontext??
hi all
is there anyway to get access to the httpcontext of a web service call so
that a custom principal object can be carried in the httpcontext??
thx
Kevin
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Deepak #2 RE: flow user identity to web service through httpcontext??
Hello Kevin
You can use User.Identity.Name to get the username and then construct a
principal object out of it.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
Deepak
"Kevin Yu" wrote:
> hi all
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> is there anyway to get access to the httpcontext of a web service call so
> that a custom principal object can be carried in the httpcontext??
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> thx
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> Kevin
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