CNTLMAuthObject problem. Please Help.

[kackson]

Hi.

I would like to access a webpage that requires NTLM authentication. My
code is very simple:

// BEGIN
CAtlHttpClient client;
CAtlNavigateDat a navData;

#if 1
CNTLMAuthObject authObject;
client.AddAuthO bj("NTLM", &authObject) ;
#else
CNTLMAuthObject authObject;
AuthData authData; // inquire user for username, password and domain
name
client.AddAuthO bj("NTLM", &authObject, &authData);
#endif

client.Negotiat eAuth(false);
client.Navigate ( "http://localhost/Examples/simple.aspx", &navData );
int status = client.GetStatu s();

client.Close();
// END

I always get access denied 401 error whenever I use the #else part of
the code. But I would be able to access without problem if I use the
#if 1 part of the code. I dont understand why. My authData contains
the same username, password, and domain as the one I use to logon to
my windows machine. What am I missing??

[Bogdan Crivat [MSFT]]

Re: CNTLMAuthObject problem. Please Help.


The default constructor for the CNTLMAuthObject uses the currently logged
user and it does not need a user name or a password.

Does the web site support Basic authentication?
The user name/password from AuthData are used for the "BASIC" authentication
scheme.

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thanks,
bogdan

"kackson" <kackson@yahoo. com> wrote in message
news:90250227.0 407142234.be68a b8@posting.goog le.com...[color=blue]
> Hi.
>
> I would like to access a webpage that requires NTLM authentication. My
> code is very simple:
>
> // BEGIN
> CAtlHttpClient client;
> CAtlNavigateDat a navData;
>
> #if 1
> CNTLMAuthObject authObject;
> client.AddAuthO bj("NTLM", &authObject) ;
> #else
> CNTLMAuthObject authObject;
> AuthData authData; // inquire user for username, password and domain
> name
> client.AddAuthO bj("NTLM", &authObject, &authData);
> #endif
>
> client.Negotiat eAuth(false);
> client.Navigate ( "http://localhost/Examples/simple.aspx", &navData );
> int status = client.GetStatu s();
>
> client.Close();
> // END
>
> I always get access denied 401 error whenever I use the #else part of
> the code. But I would be able to access without problem if I use the
> #if 1 part of the code. I dont understand why. My authData contains
> the same username, password, and domain as the one I use to logon to
> my windows machine. What am I missing??[/color]

[kackson]

Re: CNTLMAuthObject problem. Please Help.

"Bogdan Crivat [MSFT]" <bogdanc@online .microsoft.com> wrote in message news:<eInjs1kaE HA.4092@TK2MSFT NGP11.phx.gbl>. ..[color=blue]
> The default constructor for the CNTLMAuthObject uses the currently logged
> user and it does not need a user name or a password.
>
> Does the web site support Basic authentication?
> The user name/password from AuthData are used for the "BASIC" authentication
> scheme.
>[/color]

Hi. Is it possible to change the default setting so that it can accept
and use the password and user name that I provide? Since my
application may be open to more than one user on the same terminal, I
would like the users be authenticated with the password and username.
But, at the same time, I dont want to use basic authentication since
the password would be sent in plain text form. Is there anyway I could
change the constructor so that it accept and use the password I
supply? Deeply appreciate any pointers.