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Make an asmx request on behalf of an authenticated SAML user

Using Windows Identity Foundation I have a user who has successfully logged in and was able to request pages. But there is a problem on any page that relies on an asmx web service request for a WIF-protected resource.

Is there a way to add SAML information to an asmx request, similar to how you would add it to a WCF request?

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I think you need a custom header in your soap posts.

you can use this to specify the credentials of the user from whom the action is performed.

This is a pretty advanced subject of this ...

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