The requirement is that the user should not be prompted for credential instead should be shown the current Login page I googled and ended up on stackoverflow every time. Sadly the solutions did not work out for me. Improve this question. TylerH Charanraj Golla Charanraj Golla 1, 3 3 gold badges 17 17 silver badges 35 35 bronze badges.
Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. It seems you require a mix of Windows and Forms authentication : The requirement is that the user should not be prompted for credential instead should be shown the current Login page Thought to share this. An alert will pop up Challenge-based and login redirect-based authentication cannot be used simultaneously you can however ignore this warning.
CarlosAg says that: we decided to leave it there was because it is still behavior that many user scenarios would be consider incorrect, since most of the time forms authentication uses anonymous authentication and not windows. Read here. Improve this answer. Community Bot 1 1 1 silver badge. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google.
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Keith Davis. NET stack - using Windows Integrated Authentication WIA to authenticate users - using a browser Internet Explorer or other that requires explicit authentication with credentials rather than sending them silently to the server. Your users are using the application normally, without long pause periods between interactions.
The pages being accessed are configured to request WIA - even if the user is also being authenticated by other mechanisms specifically via OutSystems Platform login B.
The web-server is regularly requesting re-authentication at WIA level to confirm the user is still allowed C. The browser is configured to require explicit authentication rather than silently authenticating , meaning that the end-user sees the popup. OutSystems Platform provides an authentication mechanism [1] that allows for access control. This mechanism is session based and means that, after successful authentication, the user continues logged in until either explicitly logging out, or until a timeout occurs by default 20 minutes of inactivity.
This means that you should not set all pages in an application to use WIA - instead, all pages must be correctly protected by using Roles [3] to segment access levels, and WIA should be reserved only for the login page.
The problem described in this article happens only if the application is set to use WIA throughout its pages. If only the login pages are set to use WIA, the problem does not manifest.
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