WebControls and Integrated Security

C

Carlos Fersura

Hello Folks,

I am having a serious problem with the Internet Explorer's
Treeview WebControl.

I have developed a http handler to return the XML that the
control needs to build the tree.

When I am using "anonymous" autentication everything works
just fine. However, when I try to use "integrated"
security it gives an error because the it tries to use
anonymous authentication first, but it never try to use
integrated authentication as the log file below shows:

Here, I have called the ashx manually. It receives a http
401 error (it's normal) and then it gets a http 200.
======================================================
20:05:19 127.0.0.1 - GET /App/SIGA/geraxml.ashx 401
20:05:26 127.0.0.1 DOMAIN\user GET /App/SIGA/geraxml.ashx
200
======================================================

Here it's what occurs when I run the application:
=====================================================
20:06:10 127.0.0.1 - GET /App/SIGA/geraxml.ashx 401
20:06:10 127.0.0.1 DOMAIN\user
GET /App/SIGA/Principal.aspx 500
=====================================================

It never tries with my DOMAIN\USER account...

Thanks in advance for ANY HELP !


Carlos Fersura
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C

Carlos Fersura

Hi,

I know 401 means Page Not Found and this is NORMAL when
using NTLM authentication.

The error 500 is a consequence of the first one and is the
root of my problem. Since the Treecontrol couldn't
retrieve the XML data, it returns an error.

Everything works fine if authentication is Anonymous
 
N

Natty Gur

Hi,

sorry I didnt see that you are using NTLM.

I dont know if it's your problem but once i've got a problem with
bindind treeview to XNL file and it was the path blame. We use
server.MapPath to set the XML location to solve it out.

HTH

Natty Gur[MVP]
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