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There is a way to pass the user credentials from a frontend application to a backend webservice. Even with the webservice using threads.

You only need to make sure that the webservice and the front-end work with the same credential store (Active directory) and that they use Security Impersonation. The front-end will impersonate the user that logs on to the application and use those credentials to access the webservice. If you enable impersonation on the service as well, you will have the same credentials there that can access resources.

You might want to lookup the documentation on the subject as I don't remember exactly which setting it was in web.config to enable the Security impersonation. Also you need to make sure that the web application(s) run as local system, otherwise impersonation doesn't work on windows 2003.

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