D*****n
发帖数: 363 | 1 I have an assembly that invokes an outside app to do a job via the
Process.Start api. If I write a console program that loads the assembly,
it can invoke the outside app. But if write a webservice that loads
the assembly to do the same, it can not invoke the app. Is there
some kinda permission restriction that spoils my webservice? I didn't
get any error code or exceptions that tells me why it can't. Can I
get around it via some security calls? | c**t
发帖数: 2744 | 2 When an app is executed in command line mode, it's most likely using your
own context; once executed via web service, it will be using IUSR_... 's
context. You could use impersonal to set the context..
【在 D*****n 的大作中提到】
: I have an assembly that invokes an outside app to do a job via the
: Process.Start api. If I write a console program that loads the assembly,
: it can invoke the outside app. But if write a webservice that loads
: the assembly to do the same, it can not invoke the app. Is there
: some kinda permission restriction that spoils my webservice? I didn't
: get any error code or exceptions that tells me why it can't. Can I
: get around it via some security calls?
| c**t
发帖数: 2744 | 3 check #3008
【在 c**t 的大作中提到】
: When an app is executed in command line mode, it's most likely using your
: own context; once executed via web service, it will be using IUSR_... 's
: context. You could use impersonal to set the context..
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