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How to add NetworkCredential?I use TCPClient object. Is there any way I can add networkCredential object
to the request? How can I add username, password information on the web request? Again I am using TCPClient and send byte stream through socket. thanks in advance -fj Hello fj,
>I use TCPClient object. Is there any way I can add networkCredential object TCP doesn't know anything about network credentials.>to the request? >How can I add username, password information on the web request? Again I am If you're constructing a web request, you need to look on that layer to >using TCPClient and send byte stream through socket. add your credentials. TCP doesn't have anything to do with it - it runs on a lower layer and doesn't care about higher level protocols that may include authorization features. I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to do here - I assume when you mention a "web request", you are *not* referring to System.Net.WebRequest, are you? Oliver Sturm I guess I can switch from TCPClient to WebRequest object.
Do you know if I use the same request btye stream of TCPClient over WebRequest, will it make different? Thanks fj Show quote "Oliver Sturm" <oli***@sturmnet.org> wrote in message news:xn0f2q9gm2h9m9v00g@msnews.microsoft.com... > Hello fj, > >>I use TCPClient object. Is there any way I can add networkCredential >>object >>to the request? > > TCP doesn't know anything about network credentials. > >>How can I add username, password information on the web request? Again I >>am >>using TCPClient and send byte stream through socket. > > If you're constructing a web request, you need to look on that layer to > add your credentials. TCP doesn't have anything to do with it - it runs on > a lower layer and doesn't care about higher level protocols that may > include authorization features. > > I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to do here - I assume when you > mention a "web request", you are *not* referring to System.Net.WebRequest, > are you? > > > Oliver Sturm > -- > http://www.sturmnet.org/blog  |
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