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The user can be set several ways. First, the AppPool has a user, NetworkService on IIS6 and the app pool id on IIS7 (similar to NetworkUser). You could change the app pool user to a "real" user that can access the IFS. Alternatively you could use impersonation in web.config. That would be my preference, but if you need to use background threads (QueueUserWorkItem or explicit) then you need to handle impersonation yourself. It's rather easy, but you have to do it.
-Walden
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Sent from my wireless device, please excuse typos and terseness.
On Nov 16, 2012, at 4:59 PM, "Bryce Martin" <bmartin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Ok, so this should not be this hard, and I believe that I'm just totally
in a writers block on a Friday.
I have an IFS folder that I'm trying to write logging and xml data to.
Now, the .dll that runs the code is being called from a web app running
in IIS. Its boiling down to an authentication issue. Its like the
AS400 doesn't like the user that is trying to do the writing. But
damned if I can do anything to even figure out what the user is, or even
how I can just open up the path. I've gone into iSeries Nav and changed
the permissions on the /root and the two folder level under /root that
I'm trying to access. If I use the .Save() for an XmlDocument it tells
me Access Denied. If I write and write via a StreamWriter I get a bad
path error (my guess is due to permissions).
Any thoughts?????
Thank You
Bryce Martin
National Ticket Company <
http://www.nationalticket.com/>
570-672-2900 ext. 226
midrange.com
