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Native Web Services, Part 2 - Build a WWSAPI Web Service
Dec 14, 2009 at 12:17 PMIn part one, you generate the WSDL files from the WCF service. In part 2, you're using the headers generated from wsutil in the WWSAPI service... That confuses me. Can you not just create a WWSAPI service from scratch?
How To: Use Vista's UAC Feature To Avoid Always Requiring Admin Rights
May 16, 2007 at 12:36 PMThat is an excellent video. Your help is very much appreciated. I noticed you have a video showing how to include the manifest with managed applications...
When I launch a "requireAdministrator" .NET app, it gives the ugly "Allow/Cancel" prompt instead of the nice "Continue/Cancel" prompt -- the consent prompt. But when I sign the file with an authenticode signature, it uses the consent prompt. However, I don't know how to specify the application name like you do in this COM elevation demo. Basically what I'm asking is how do you set the application / assembly name in a Managed app. I've tried the <assemblyIdentity> element in the uac.manifest, but it seems to have no effect. Any help? Thanks.