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| | Using WCF Impersonation I have been trying to write a very simple impersonation sample for WCF, in which I want to show three WCF services (preferably IIS hosted) and service A impersonating the caller and calling service B, service B impersonating a trusted service account and calling service C. The only work the service are doing is logging the calling identity. I am really battling and would appreciate if you could advise on this simple scenario, using Windows Integrated Security and simple impersonation. I do not know whether I am getting something "small" or "major" wrong, however, I am unable to launch any of the services once I start fiddling with configuration or setting the Operational attributes to enfore impersonation. Any advice and/ore comments will be highlighy appreciated. Test program ----calls service A ---->SERVICE A (show identity of caller) -- call service B ---> SERVICE B(show identity of caller)-- call service C ---> SERVICE C(show identity of caller) [impersonate caller] [impersonate trusted service account] |
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