On my WPF Window
I have an Image
whose UriSource
is set to the URL of some image on the internet.
Do you have the username and password for the resource? You can specify the domain name like this if it's just standard HTTP auth:
http://username:password@tinyurl.com/anmucph
This can't be done with the tools built into WPF.
An alternative would be to create a lightweight and local HTTP proxy that has a single
GET http://localhost:####/proxy?uri={uri}&authorization={authorization}
operation (where port #### is behind firewall) that in turn makes a
GET {uri}
request with the supplied authorization header value.
You could then set UriSource
to http://localhost:####/proxy?uri=X&authorization=Y
where X
is the URI-encoded URI of the secured resource you want to show and Y
is the URI-encoded authorization header to send with the GET
request.
i know this is an old thread but i wanted to follow up with the solution i found.
.net has a cool feature to let you override it's core with your own methods on a system or application level. this can be done for the WebRequest.Create method
see http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bc0fhzk5.aspx
this post is a full example including IWebRequestCreate so you don't get stuck in recursion.
Add header to all* HTTP requests on a machine
after all this, everything in your application scope will be forced to use your create method.
NOTE: before adding your auth header, make sure you are on the right domain so you don't give out your auth to other places :)