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GetResponse failed with this error: No credentials are available in the security package
Lars_Westman
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I'm communicating internally between companies using web services. Everything works fine until I connect with Oneclick or Web Client. The difference is how the clients authenticate compared to the Windows Client.
Using the windows client I can use "HttpWebRequest.UseDefaultCredentials(TRUE)" (Windows authentication) to set up the authentication but how to do it when a client is using the Credential type "UserName"?
/Lars
Using the windows client I can use "HttpWebRequest.UseDefaultCredentials(TRUE)" (Windows authentication) to set up the authentication but how to do it when a client is using the Credential type "UserName"?
/Lars
Lars Westman
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