wcf security - WCF Client Impersonation -
Does someone point me through a [relatively] easy walking how a ASP.net hosted WCF 4.0 To properly configure the service to impersonate collar credentials for certain methods of service, but allow anonymous access to other methods?
I am reading a lot about this on MSDN, but the more I read, the more confusion I might get that I am just a fool, but it seems that it is very difficult Is: - (
I have seen posts on SE, but there is a WCF guidance document on any sample or tutorial ending on End.CodePlex, but this seems foolishly old, and 2008 Not updated since
Any help here will be highly appreciated.
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This can be done through the property
[ServiceContract] Interface ISEActive Impressions Example ([Operation Contract] Zero are doing this operation (); [OperationContract] This DOTUCI installation from zero ;} // Implementation class selectively print example Example: [OperationBehavior (Impersonation = Impersonation option. Public) This user's reason () {// ...} [OperationBeeter (Impersonation = Impersonation Option .notAllowed)] Public Zero This DotsNote UsyPrinity () {// ...}}
Ensure that you do not set the value of the behavior of the service to the correct if you do so, then this doze notationation function throws one.
I am going to the theory, and in fact did not do this in real life. If this does not work please let me know.
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