Mono itself does not support Kerberos and all the web services code of MonoTouch is based on it.
Mono itself does not support Kerberos and all the web services code of MonoTouch is based on it. FWIW Web Service Enhancement is very old and was never supported (2.0) by Mono. You should look at WCF and the (Silverlight-based) subset that MonoTouch support.
– competent_tech Nov 4 at 21:23 1 In general Mono provides managed implementations of what it needs to use, e.g. SSL/TLS, NTLM, XMLDSIG..., so it will work on any platform that Mono is being ported on. I did have a quick look, a long time ago... – poupou Nov 4 at 22:49 Thanks poupou. Will try WCF with Mono.
I was not sure it supports Kerberos authentication. – SoftwareWeaver Nov 6 at 18:49 @SoftwareWeaver just to be 100% clear: Mono does not support Kerberos. My answer to competent_tech was that MonoTouch could support things that iOS does not support (if Mono has a managed implementation for it) - but that's not the case for Kerberos.
– poupou Nov 6 at 18:54 Sorry pouppu. I misread your post. How would you suggest supporting Kerberos auth in a MonoTouch app that has to talk to ASP.
NET web service? – SoftwareWeaver Nov 8 at 3:54.
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