ejanakieff
Programmer
I have a web application with 3-tiers:
1. Data Base: Sql Server
2. Middel-Tier: Component COM+ that accesses de data, done with VB6.0
3. Application-Tier: asp Pages done with Visual Interdev 6.0
Now, we are migrating the middle-tier to web services mades with .net:
1. Data Base: Sql Server
2. Middel-Tier: Web Service that accesses the data
3. In the same machine that have the IIS I have done an Enterprise Service who calls the web service with a identity.
4. Application-Tier: asp Pages made with Visual Interdev 6.0
The problem are the rigths needed by the user that I define like identity in the component who calls the WS. Before, in vb 6.0, the user that is defeined like the identity of the component only have to have the rigth to "Log on as a Batch Job". Now, with a component made with Visual Basic .Net need to be administrator of the machine that contains the component!!! Of another way it doesn't work.
Someone knows, exactly, the rights needed from a user to run Enterprise Services?
Thanks,
Eva Janakieff
1. Data Base: Sql Server
2. Middel-Tier: Component COM+ that accesses de data, done with VB6.0
3. Application-Tier: asp Pages done with Visual Interdev 6.0
Now, we are migrating the middle-tier to web services mades with .net:
1. Data Base: Sql Server
2. Middel-Tier: Web Service that accesses the data
3. In the same machine that have the IIS I have done an Enterprise Service who calls the web service with a identity.
4. Application-Tier: asp Pages made with Visual Interdev 6.0
The problem are the rigths needed by the user that I define like identity in the component who calls the WS. Before, in vb 6.0, the user that is defeined like the identity of the component only have to have the rigth to "Log on as a Batch Job". Now, with a component made with Visual Basic .Net need to be administrator of the machine that contains the component!!! Of another way it doesn't work.
Someone knows, exactly, the rights needed from a user to run Enterprise Services?
Thanks,
Eva Janakieff