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Scott
Hi, Any help would be greatly appreciated as I've reached wits end
with this problem....
I have two web apps. The main one is written in asp.net 1.1 and the
second one I want to call from the first one is written in asp.net
2.0.
I have defined a static key in both apps (same key!) and made them
persistent. In the asp.net 2.0 app I added the attribute
decryption=3DES so that it can decode the ticket written by the
asp.net 1.1 (the main application).
I want to be able to log into my main app and then should I call the
second app in a new brower window I don't want to have to log in again
to the second app. Currently, it seems that the second app doesn't
recognize the ticket written by the first app. When I call the second
app in a new browser window I am being redirected to the login page.
Once I login to the second app I can close it down, call the second
app again (using the exact same procedure) and I DONT have to enter my
username/password. I don't understand what I am doing wrong in that
the second app doesn't seem to recognize the authorization ticket
unless it is that app that created it...
I have done quite a bit of research and I thought all I had to do was
define static keys and add the decryption=3DES attribute to the
asp.net 2.0 app so that it can decifer the ticket written out by the
asp.net 1.1 app. I guess I am missing something...
Do you have any ideas on how to get this to work?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance,
Scott
with this problem....
I have two web apps. The main one is written in asp.net 1.1 and the
second one I want to call from the first one is written in asp.net
2.0.
I have defined a static key in both apps (same key!) and made them
persistent. In the asp.net 2.0 app I added the attribute
decryption=3DES so that it can decode the ticket written by the
asp.net 1.1 (the main application).
I want to be able to log into my main app and then should I call the
second app in a new brower window I don't want to have to log in again
to the second app. Currently, it seems that the second app doesn't
recognize the ticket written by the first app. When I call the second
app in a new browser window I am being redirected to the login page.
Once I login to the second app I can close it down, call the second
app again (using the exact same procedure) and I DONT have to enter my
username/password. I don't understand what I am doing wrong in that
the second app doesn't seem to recognize the authorization ticket
unless it is that app that created it...
I have done quite a bit of research and I thought all I had to do was
define static keys and add the decryption=3DES attribute to the
asp.net 2.0 app so that it can decifer the ticket written out by the
asp.net 1.1 app. I guess I am missing something...
Do you have any ideas on how to get this to work?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance,
Scott