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Kenneth Myhra
Hi,
We are trying to make an authorization module for our web dav folder using
..NET and implementing the IHttpModule. We have already done this in a
previous version of our product, with an ISAPI filter (written in c++), but
now we want to move it to .NET. We are almost where we want to be, by
implementing the IHttpModule interface we can almost do our own custom
authorization, but we need to get a hold of the verbs GET and PUT when
trying to load an office document from the web dav folder. So that we can
check if the user has read and/or write access to the file based on security
settings set in our product. But we have been unable to retrieve the GET and
PUT verbs when loading office documents. For .txt and .aspx files we receive
the GET and PUT verbs, so we can get to the verbs for other files, just not
when loading office documents. In office documents we only receive LOCK and
OPTIONS verbs. We have gone through all the documentation we could find but
we could not find any information regarding to our problem.
-Kenneth
We are trying to make an authorization module for our web dav folder using
..NET and implementing the IHttpModule. We have already done this in a
previous version of our product, with an ISAPI filter (written in c++), but
now we want to move it to .NET. We are almost where we want to be, by
implementing the IHttpModule interface we can almost do our own custom
authorization, but we need to get a hold of the verbs GET and PUT when
trying to load an office document from the web dav folder. So that we can
check if the user has read and/or write access to the file based on security
settings set in our product. But we have been unable to retrieve the GET and
PUT verbs when loading office documents. For .txt and .aspx files we receive
the GET and PUT verbs, so we can get to the verbs for other files, just not
when loading office documents. In office documents we only receive LOCK and
OPTIONS verbs. We have gone through all the documentation we could find but
we could not find any information regarding to our problem.
-Kenneth