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Caching Authentication Credentials for OWA

 
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chris.marnell



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PostPosted: Wed Jan 03, 2007 11:34 am    Post subject: Caching Authentication Credentials for OWA Reply with quote

Hi Everyone,

We have an intranet site that I am developing and I would like to
display some items from our exchange server (2003 SP2) on the main page
once a user logs in, such as the last couple of days worth of email or
the next couple of days of calendar appointments. That part was easy;
I have the information displayed using WebDAV. What I'm trying to do
now is allow the users to click on an email or appointment and have the
item display in a new window using the URL that is passed from the
WebDAV call without having to log in again. The web application is
authenticating the users from our Active Directory with Forms
authentication mode then using the credentials to access the exchange
server and get the items via WebDAV Search. Our exchange server does
not use FBA for OWA so the articles I've found thus far aren't much
help. I've tried caching the cookies returned from OWA, making a
request to OWA for the page and passing the credentials to create a
streamreader object then write the streamreader to a new page and just
using the URL returned from the WebDAV request and all of the attempts
require the user to login the first time they click an item from
exchange. Once they've clicked an item and logged into OWA they get
all the messages or appointments just fine. I'm developing the
application in VB.NET 2.0 and will post the code that I have but left
out to keep the message short if anyone would like to see it.

Thanks in advance,
Chris.

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