- Re: How can I get the current CRM user name?
- Posted by Simon Storr on April 1st, 2004
hi John,
Yes, its just a directory directly under the crm web root.
Simon
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- Posted by Simon Storr on April 6th, 2004
Anyone got any ideas?
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- Posted by John O'Donnell on April 8th, 2004
Can you clarify what you are trying to achieve?
If you want to work out the last user to connect to crm you can read the
logs form the web server.
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- Posted by Simon Storr on April 13th, 2004
1) User launches CRM and logs in
2) From an ISV tab inside the CRM, user displays a page in our app.
3) Rather than having to log in again to our app, we want to use the same
user credentials who logged in in step 1).
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- Posted by Mj Miller on May 27th, 2004
So, your code runs on the same server as CRM, and is in a vdir? Make sure
you have that vdir set up to us integrated authentication and the
WindowsIdentity in you ASPX page will have the correct credentials. Are you
trying to pass these credentials off to another page or application, or are
they in the same ASPX that's doing this check?
Something to keep in mind here is that no user is ever logged in to CRM.
They are authenticated to the domain and their credentials are sent from the
browser to the application server on every request. That's why, if you have
integrated auth turned on you can just rely on the built-in .Net
authentication bits.
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