SPChannelFactoryOperations.CreateChannelActingAsLoggedOnUser method
CreateChannelAsLoggedOnUser creates a WCF channel, using an 'act as' token. The 'act as' token represents process identity (actor) and user identity. This token delegates the user’s identity to the back end server. Delegation is an expensive operation. If performance is an issue and you don't need the delegated user’s identity, use CreateChannelAsProcess. Authentication occurs as a process identity, user identity is not available to back end process. If that's an acceptable behavior you may see a significant performance gain.
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CreateChannelActingAsLoggedOnUser<TChannel>(ChannelFactory<TChannel>) | CreateChannelAsLoggedOnUser creates a WCF channel, using an 'act as' token. The 'act as' token represents process identity (actor) and user identity. This token delegates the user’s identity to the back end server. Delegation is an expensive operation. |
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CreateChannelActingAsLoggedOnUser<TChannel>(ChannelFactory<TChannel>, EndpointAddress) | CreateChannelAsLoggedOnUser creates a WCF channel, using an 'act as' token. The 'act as' token represents process identity (actor) and user identity. This token delegates the user’s identity to the back end server. Delegation is an expensive operation. |
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CreateChannelActingAsLoggedOnUser<TChannel>(ChannelFactory<TChannel>, EndpointAddress, Uri) | CreateChannelAsLoggedOnUser creates a WCF channel, using an 'act as' token. The 'act as' token represents process identity (actor) and user identity. This token delegates the user’s identity to the back end server. Delegation is an expensive operation. |
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SPChannelFactoryOperations class