Security :: WCF Web Service Call Does Not Authenticate Using Forms Auth?
Jun 8, 2010
I am having difficulty deploying a Silverlight 4 RIA services Web app to IIS 6 on Windows Server 2003. The application works fine when running on the development server. However, when deployed to a production server, all the Web service calls redirect to the login page.
Here are the details:
The site uses forms authentication. Login is via an ASP.NET Web page; the Silverlight application does not have its own version of the login page. Login is working correctly.
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