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Using URLConnection in JDK 1.3

 
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I am using URLConnection in an applet to open a connection to a servlet that is running in a container (JRun 3.0) that is attached to IIS. This will only work if I am using Basic Authentication, but it worked using Windows Integrated Security when I tried it in JDK 1.1.8. The problem with using basic is, when I go to the ASP page that hosts the applet, I get prompted for username/password once from IIS, then again from the Java plugin. Is there anyway around this? Thanks.
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I have been nagged by basic authentication for a while, and yes, there seems to be no way around this. You would be asked everytime by the server for whatever is protected on the system.
Please correct me , anyone.
 
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