We have created a windows service which works fine, and commands are sent to
it via an ASP.NET web application using the ServiceControll er class and the
ExecuteCommand method.
The problem is that the users log into the web application using integrated
windows authentication, so not all of the users have permission to send
commands to the service.
Is it possible to change the permissions within the service code that allows
all users (or a specified set users) to call ExecuteCommand ?
I've looked at the ServiceControll erPermission class but I don't fully
understand this and I'm not sure it will do what we want.
Thanks,
Neil Stephens,
Foresite Systems.
it via an ASP.NET web application using the ServiceControll er class and the
ExecuteCommand method.
The problem is that the users log into the web application using integrated
windows authentication, so not all of the users have permission to send
commands to the service.
Is it possible to change the permissions within the service code that allows
all users (or a specified set users) to call ExecuteCommand ?
I've looked at the ServiceControll erPermission class but I don't fully
understand this and I'm not sure it will do what we want.
Thanks,
Neil Stephens,
Foresite Systems.