Wcf TransportCredentialOnly mode: Basic clear text credentials over unsecured transport

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re: Wcf TransportCredentialOnly mode: Basic clear text credentials over unsecured transport

Juliano — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 06:59:29 GMT

Paul, I don't know if is this that is happining, but when you try acess a service in silverlight 3 using transportCredencialOnly, you will receive one pop-up (basic authentication), and I cannot find one way to this work, because the silverlight is in the asp.net web site(so it can't receive the authentication headers), so, I am trying to do inspectors to include credentials in one basic soap in the client, and in the server I intercept and create the context. Any other sugestion?

re: Wcf TransportCredentialOnly mode: Basic clear text credentials over unsecured transport

Damir — Mon, 30 Apr 2007 08:04:57 GMT

Hi Paul,

I’m not sure how the architecture of you app looks like, but it seems that you host the WCF service in the web application. I would recommend creating the new application pool and new site (or virtual directory) which will be used to host your service only.

There are many reasons (for example security) why you the service should be hosted separated of the web application.

re: Wcf TransportCredentialOnly mode: Basic clear text credentials over unsecured transport

Paul — Fri, 27 Apr 2007 12:20:05 GMT

I can get this to work when the service is hosted in a console app but not when hosted by IIS in an ASP.NET application with forms authentication. I receive a forms logon redirect as a response.