Can the COM server identify its client?
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RE: C# COM Interop DLL
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"AA2e72E" wrote:
Can the COM server identify its client? -
Re: C# COM Interop DLL
Well, how are you connecting to the COM server? If it is running in
process, (unless it is configured through COM+) then the identity associated
with the thread is the identity of the client. The current windows
principal will be what you want.
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Re: C# COM Interop DLL
What are the implications of "unless it is configured through COM+)"?
Can you still get the identity?
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Re: C# COM Interop DLL
Components configured in COM+ can be configured to run under a different
identity, as well as how much information is conveyed about the client. You
would have to get the security information through the current object
context in the COM+ component at that point.
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"AA2e72E" <AA2e72E@discus sions.microsoft .comwrote in message
news:2575946C-41D8-48EB-96F7-A77D8B5EFA3E@mi crosoft.com...What are the implications of "unless it is configured through COM+)"?
Can you still get the identity?
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