C# WebApp - with HTTP Authentication turned on

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Adam Clauss

I have a webapp (actually several) who's folder is setup to use HTTP
Authentication through IIS (not using any .NET Authentication in the
application itself).

Everytime I open up the solution in VS2003, it prompts me for the
username/password - - for each webapp even though it is the same
username/password for both (and on the same server). Is there anyway I can
include this login information in the project files so I do not have to
enter it every time?
 
Without modifying your existing authentication scheme, the short answer is
no.

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Alvin Bruney - ASP.NET MVP

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And the long answer? :)

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Adam Clauss
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Alvin Bruney said:
Without modifying your existing authentication scheme, the short answer is
no.

--
Regards,
Alvin Bruney - ASP.NET MVP

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Adam Clauss said:
I have a webapp (actually several) who's folder is setup to use HTTP
Authentication through IIS (not using any .NET Authentication in the
application itself).

Everytime I open up the solution in VS2003, it prompts me for the
username/password - - for each webapp even though it is the same
username/password for both (and on the same server). Is there anyway I
can include this login information in the project files so I do not have
to enter it every time?
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