Hi there, > I managed to get HttpClient working with our proxy server, with the help of > our network people. According to them, it seems that the IIS server needs > to be enabled with both the 'Basic' and 'Integrated Windows' > authentications on. Previously, the 'Basic' authentication was not > enabled.
Your networking people are probably wrong but if it's working for you keep quiet and be happy. :) Essentially what's happening now is that HttpClient is using basic authentication with your server instead of NTLM. Most likely you have an old version of HttpClient from before NTLM support went in. So you can either just continue using basic authentication (recommended) or turn basic back off and make sure you're using the latest HttpClient drop which has NTLM support, then make sure you're passing in NTCredentials instead of just plain UsernamePasswordCredentials. Generally if it's working for you now, don't touch it and revisit the problem if and when you have to in the future. If and when you need more help I'm sure there'll be someone around here to give you a hand. Regards, Adrian Sutton. ============================================================================ Come to the "Reach Out Christmas Spectacular", a dazzling multicultural family Christmas concert with traditional Christmas songs, Motown, rock, R&B, dancing, a musical re-enactment of the Christmas story, and a visit from Santa Claus with presents for the Children. December 20th, 6.30pm, at the Logan Entertainment Centre. http://www.soulpurpose.com.au/christmas ============================================================================ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
