NET3.5 Webservice authentication: what to choose?

You can try regular WebServices with SoapHeaderAuthentication.

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I have a site on . NET 3.5 platform with implemented custom authentication for site users. Now I'm going to provide site api for users.

Probably WSDL (as it has good integration with Visual Studio) Api will will provide access to private info, so to access it API user should be authenticated. Question 1 is: what webservice type better to use for . NET 3.5 (WSDL or something else?

) Question 2: how to make secure authentication for that webservice? (Authentication should be done using user login/pass from the site DB) Thanks a lot for any suggestions. .net asp.net web-services link|improve this question asked Aug 19 '10 at 9:02Zelid453617 75% accept rate.

You can try regular WebServices with SoapHeaderAuthentication. Refer to: dotnetslackers.com/articles/aspnet/Secur....

I used authorization by IP + secret key passed to each request – Zelid Sep 15 '10 at 10:24.

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