How do I connect to an Oracle database using integrated pipeline mode with an ASP.Net application through IIS 7.5? -
How do I connect to an Oracle database using integrated pipeline mode with an ASP.Net application through IIS 7.5? -
i have read recommended remove username/password database connection strings web.config file asp.net web application, , instead utilize iis application pool identity authenticating access database.
while easy , straightforward process connecting microsoft sql server database using active directory service account, that's not same, research have done on question, connecting oracle database.
we can't figure out how connect oracle database using iis 7.5 integrated managed pipeline mode. want utilize integrated security because don't want include oracle database username , password in connection string in web.config file asp.net web site.
we want avoid creating possibility malicious user "spoof" windows account, giving them sys.admin access oracle if oracle database business relationship found matches windows account.
what industry standard connection oracle database using integrated pipeline mode asp.net application through iis 7.5?
how accomplished, in order remove oracle database username , password web.config file?
instead of figuring out connecting oracle database through iis integrated security (which i'm not sure of how or if it's possible), seek alternative.
instead of setting in web.config, programmatically obtain username/password encrypted file or secure web service
or encrypt .config file itself. msdn has some directions that.
asp.net oracle iis integrated-pipeline-mode integrated-security
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