Hello Tau,
After talking with our Remoting support engineer, we all agree that Ingo is correct. Currently we cannot do that with
HttpChannel. But tcpchannel supports proxy authentication.
Thanks.
Best regards,
Yanhong Huang
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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www.microsoft.com/security
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!Helo Yanhong.
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!Thank's for the reply!
!
!I've been digging a little for some answars. Could it be
!as simple as this?
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!channel.Properties.Item("proxyName") = "*.*.*.*"
!channel.Properties.Item("proxyPort") = "8080"
!channel.Properties.Item("Domain") = ""
!channel.Properties.Item("UserName") = "user"
!channel.Properties.Item("Password") = "pass"
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!
!or this (to setup defalut proxy and let the channel use
!that automatically):
!
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!Dim wproxy As New System.Net.WebProxy("*.*.*.*", 8080)
!Dim wpcredentials As New System.Net.NetworkCredential
!("user, "pass")
!wproxy.Credentials = wpcredentials
!System.Net.GlobalProxySelection.Select = wproxy
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!
!It compiles, but the problem for me is that I can't
!really test it. I have no proxy server.
!
!The dotnet.framework.remoting group is not available via
!the msdn newsgroups (not where I login anyway), but in
!the future I'll use developersdex.com.
!
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!>Hello Tau,
!>
!>Currently I am performing research on it and will reply
!you ASAP here. By the way, you could also post remoting
!related
!>questions to Dotnet.Framework.Remoting group.
!>
!>Thanks very much.
!>
!>Best regards,
!>Yanhong Huang
!>Microsoft Online Partner Support
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!>!I am doing remoting to an object hosted in IIS. I Set
!up
!>!my remote object like this:
!>!**************************************************
!>!Dim channel As New _
!>!System.Runtime.Remoting.Channels.Http.HttpClientChannel
!>!
!>!RemoteObject = CType(Activator.GetObject(GetType
!>!(Ipps2cb), "
http://*.*.*.*/RemotingServer/ExecSP.rem"),
!>!Ipps2cb)
!>!***************************************************
!>!
!>!It works fine when I use the object, but i need to be
!>!able to use it through a Proxy Server/Firewall that
!uses
!>!authentication.
!>!
!>!When using a web-service, I can set up the proxy
!property
!>!of my web-service object and use a system.net.webproxy
!>!with a system.net.ICredentials containing the username
!>!and password (as well as proxy address and port).
!>!
!>!But how do I do the same with a remoting object??
!>!
!>!I'm really stuck.
!>!
!>
!>
!>.
!>
!
