/// <summary>
/// Will retrieve the USERNAME from ...
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
public static string GetUsername()
{
//TODO: get App user login from somewhere TBD if call is from a client,
// and get user from security context of service if call is from service
//... use CurrentUserHelper here?
string strUser;
//when the request enters the WCF ServiceHost HttpContext gets nulled and all impersonation is undone.
//WCF does take care for OperationContext which Provides access to the execution context
//to make less changes to existing WCFExtension
//this method will rely on OperationContext or ServiceSecurityContext
//if security mode = None, i.e. SecurityContext = null - WindowsIdentity
CurrentUserHelper userHelper = null;
if (OperationContext.Current != null)
{
userHelper = new CurrentUserHelper(OperationContext.Current.ServiceSecurityContext);
}
else if (ServiceSecurityContext.Current != null)
{
userHelper = new CurrentUserHelper(ServiceSecurityContext.Current);
}
else
{
userHelper = new CurrentUserHelper();
}
strUser = userHelper.ToString();
return(strUser);
}
public static void SetupThreadActiveProperty(ServiceSecurityContext Context)
{
//The ServiceSecurityContext contains the UserName at this point so an active property is not required
//the property can be set directly
//Setup Active Properties
string Username = new CurrentUserHelper(Context).ToString();
log4net.LogicalThreadContext.Properties["username"] = Username;
}
