From http://www.devnewsgroups.net/group/microsoft.public.exchange.development/topic6354.aspx I found that actually my requirement was posted before, that is wanna create an application that uses owaauth.dll for authentication and Mr Lee Derbyshire [MVP] has replied that: When you use FBA, you should get an extra two response headers returned that you would not normally get. They are called 'sessionid' and 'cadata'. You need to get the values of these, and then set request headers named 'sessionid' and 'cadata' and assign the values to them when you make the request. Actually I can get these cookie in exchange 2003, but not exchange 2007. Is there any different between the owaauth.dll in 2003 and 2007? Thanks. Ginrai
Hello, the owaauth.dll in Exchange 2007 is located under owa/auth/owaauth.dll Kind regards, Henning Krause "srw" wrote in message news:uPRmeBxZIHA.5160@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... > From > http://www.devnewsgroups.net/group/microsoft.public.exchange.development/topic6354.aspx > > I found that actually my requirement was posted before, that is wanna > create an application that uses owaauth.dll for authentication and Mr Lee > Derbyshire [MVP] has replied that: > > When you use FBA, you should get an extra two response headers returned > that > you would not normally get. They are called 'sessionid' and 'cadata'. > You > need to get the values of these, and then set request headers named > 'sessionid' and 'cadata' and assign the values to them when you make the > request. > > Actually I can get these cookie in exchange 2003, but not exchange 2007. > Is there any different between the owaauth.dll in 2003 and 2007? > > Thanks. > > Ginrai >
