I have an web application which needs manipulate word file. I know there are other ways, and word automation is not good way to do it. I did it just to show that we can do it.
the application works fine locally, but has permission problems on server. I tried all suggestions I can searched, it never worked in my case (win server 2008 R2 64bits + office 2010 32bits). The only way I can make it work is use impersonation with admin
id/pw in web.config.
is there a big risk for this? or, I had better use admin impersonation in the word related code only?
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word automation, should I use impersonation in this case?
Jun 20, 2012 05:05 PM|LINK
I have an web application which needs manipulate word file. I know there are other ways, and word automation is not good way to do it. I did it just to show that we can do it.
the application works fine locally, but has permission problems on server. I tried all suggestions I can searched, it never worked in my case (win server 2008 R2 64bits + office 2010 32bits). The only way I can make it work is use impersonation with admin id/pw in web.config.
is there a big risk for this? or, I had better use admin impersonation in the word related code only?
thanks