I successfully implemented role based authorization in ASP.NET. When a person does not have the needed role he gets to see an error page for 401.2 not authorized.
I\'ve just upl开发者_高级运维oaded my WCF REST based service to Azure. When I try to use PUT or DELETE I get a 401, Unauthorized: Access is denied due to invalid credentials.
I have an asp.net page that loads, then makes am ajax call that can take some time. Sometimes the call times out. This is expected in some cases where data is less than perfect. I have been noticing t
We\'re in the process of developing a WCF REST web service which just receives a bunch of arbitrary text from any anonymous user and then performs some processing on the back end.
I\'m trying to integrate github issues api into a project. I think I\'m following the rules of oauth, and everything that is needed and mentioned on http://develop.github.com/p/issues.html,
Updated Code:- Using SSL, still am getting the same error.. I am trying to open this uri https://some-host/a/getmeta?id=10(this url is passed to proxi.jsp page)
I am using jQuery to get some data from an API. The stream reader authenticates the calls to the api and gets the stream like this:
I\'m using WebBrowser control in my asp.net application to generate screenshots of web pages. I was able to generate images till I changed the application pool account. I\'ve given the new application
I\'m using WebBrowser control in my asp.net application by creating a STA thread and using it in the thread. Everything was working fine till I changed my administrator account for my web application.
The response data and header fields of ASIHTTPRequest are always null whenever the server returns a 401.