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If I mix classic asp pages into a .Net ptoject, and I need the
Authorization_request event in the gloabal.asax to fire (implementing LDAP
security), will the Authorization_request event fire for the classic ASP page?


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Chris Davoli

Hi,

this is not true (at all).

have a look at this post:

http://www.leastprivilege.com/Protec...hASPNET20.aspx

Essentially you do a wildcard mapping in IIS6 to the aspnet_isapi and all
requests go through the asp.net pipeline. Feel free to ask after reading
the post.

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Dominick Baier, DevelopMentor
http://www.leastprivilege.com

> NADA. Not at all.
>
> You will have to code this info into the ASP pages.
>
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> "Chris Davoli" <> wrote in
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> news:873B11B7-6B97-40EF-AC7E-...
>> If I mix classic asp pages into a .Net ptoject, and I need the
>> Authorization_request event in the gloabal.asax to fire
>> (implementing
>> LDAP
>> security), will the Authorization_request event fire for the classic
>> ASP
>> page?
>> -- Chris Davoli
>>

NADA. Not at all.

You will have to code this info into the ASP pages.

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Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

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"Chris Davoli" <> wrote in message
news:873B11B7-6B97-40EF-AC7E-...
> If I mix classic asp pages into a .Net ptoject, and I need the
> Authorization_request event in the gloabal.asax to fire (implementing
> LDAP
> security), will the Authorization_request event fire for the classic ASP
> page?
>
>
> --
> Chris Davoli
>