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Hi!
I'm using a COM Add-in in Excel 2002 to invoke a web-service on a remote IIS-server. There will be cases when I can't use windows integrated security for this, due to cross-domain requests, etc. Therefore, I need to turn to basic authentication. In other words, the user will somehow provide the username/password manually. My problem is that I don't like the idea of writing custom code to collect user's credentials - it feels a little unsecure. Not only that, some of my customers would probably hesitate from using the add-in when their IT-pros hear about this... So, is there anyway around the problem? Can I tell Excel to show a UI that collects the credentials (I know Excel pops-up a dialog when using web-queries over basic auth)? Or can I "borrow" the credentials from IE, Excel or even Windows? Any advice appreciated! /Fredrik |
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