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UserAuthenticate event
Fires when user wants to authenticate.
Syntax
- Basic
Private Sub object_UserAuthenticate (ByRef User, ByVal AuthType, ByRef Action)
The UserAuthenticate(object,User,AuthType,Action) syntax has these parts:
The UserAuthenticate(object,User,AuthType,Action) syntax has these parts:
object | An expression evaluating to an object of type wodWebServer |
User | WebUser object. Reference to the user who sent the request. |
AuthType | WebAuthenticationTypes object. You can read here type of authentication used by the client. |
Action | WebActions enumeration. You should set this value to Allow if you want to accept user's credentials, or Deny if you don't accept them. |
Remarks
UserAuthenticate event is fired when user tries to authenticate with the server (no matter if you require it or not). You should check appropriate properties for the user (such as Login, Password, Certificate) and then decide if you will accept user's credentials - by setting Action = Allow, or deny access by setting Action = Deny.Typically you will do something like this to authenticate user (code sample in VB):
Private Sub Http1_UserAuthenticate(ByVal User As WODWEBSERVERCOMLib.IWebUser, ByVal AuthType As WODWEBSERVERCOMLib.WebAuthenticationTypes, Action As WODWEBSERVERCOMLib.WebActions)
Dim c As Certificate
Select Case AuthType
Case AuthCertificate
Set c = User.Certificate
If c.PublicKeyOpenSSH = "something you have in database" Then
Action = Allow
Else
Action = Deny
End If
Case AuthBasic
If User.Login = "something" And User.Password = "something" Then
Action = Allow
Else
Action = Deny
End If
Case AuthNTLM
If User.Login = "something" And User.TestNTLMResponse("something") Then
Action = Allow
Else
Action = Deny
End If
End Select
End Sub