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- Article · ASP.NET
Understanding Windows Authentication in Detail
Windows Authentication is a mechanism to authenticate a user. This article explains Windows Authentication in details including Basic Authentication, Digest Authentication, Integrated Windows Authentication, UNC Authentication, and Anonymous Authentication.
- Article · ASP.NET
Understanding Windows Authentication in Detail
In this article, you will Understanding Windows Authentication in details.
- Article · Visual Basic .NET
Apply Impersonation to Threading Using Visual Basic
This article addresses a simple approach to applying impersonation to threading; by default when impersonation is applied, it does not extend to threads spawned after impersonation is set.
- Article · SharePoint
Impersonation in SharePoint 2010
In this article we can explore the methods of Impersonation inside SharePoint 2010.
- Article · Security
Authorization and Programmatic Impersonation
By default, ASP.NET applications usually do not impersonate the original caller for design, implementation, and scalability reasons. For example, impersonating prevents effective middle-tier connection pooling, which can have a severe impact on application scalability.
- Article · Visual Basic 2010
Apply Impersonation to Threading Using Visual Basic
This article addresses a simple approach to applying impersonation to threading; by default when impersonation is applied, it does not extend to threads spawned after impersonation is set.
- Article · SharePoint
Impersonation in Sharepoint
There are many situations while we work with share point that we need to impersonate a user with higher permission or with Admin privileged user. This will help to do the same.
- Article · ASP.NET
Impersonation with ASP.NET 2.0
This article explain the impersonation in ASP.NET 2.0.
