Web services identity
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Remas Wojciechowski
Hi!

When I try instantiating a COM object from within a web service, it errors
out crying "access denied". It wouldn't surprise me as much if the same code
didn't work with plain ASPX either. But it does (to that end I had to grant
the ASPNET user a set of rights)!
My question is--is there something different about the process/thread/???
identity of web services that makes the code fail? How do I find out what
identity the process runs under?

Thanks
Remas
http://www.aspalliance.com/remas

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Brad Kingsley
> How do I find out what identity the process runs under?

This should tell you....
WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent().Name

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