>>>>>Hello Everybody.
>>>>>
>>>>>I got some problems with impersonation.
>>>>>
>>>>>I have created a asp.net intranet site. The short of it is that the end user gets a grid displayed with pdf files. The pdf files are located on another sever behind locked security to which the enduser has no directly access.
>>>>>
>>>>>When the user clicks on a file in the grid the site should display the pdf file in an embeded pdf viewer on that page. In order to accomplish this i use impersonation in the code-behind secion.

>>>>>Using impersonationContext As New WindowsImpersonationContextFacade()
>>>>>   Me.ShowPdf1.FilePath = c_TempFilePath
>>>>>End Using

>>>>>(Note: this code is used from here with some modifications to fit my purposes. I also know this works because i use the exact same code in a vb.net app to access the same files successfully.)
>>>>>
>>>>>As long as i am testing this (domain admin with rights to that repository) it works fine - so i know the basic loading of the file works. However, for the enduser it does not work. They don't get an error, but the pdf does not display.
>>>>>
>>>>>My assumption is that the file does not actually get loaded in the behind-code but that code only passes the info to the client and the client loads the file.
>>>>>
>>>>>If that is true, that would explain the failure as the client does not have the read right to the repository and the impersonation is already gone.
>>>>>
>>>>>Question:
>>>>>- am i correct with my assumption?
>>>>>- how do I do this correctly?
>>>>>
>>>>>As always - thank you for your great help!
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>What does ShowPDF method do?
>>>>
>>>>If it isn't sending pulling the file as a filestream (or some other mechanism of getting the file to the webserver app) and then presenting the file to the client, your impersonation will make no difference.
>>>
>>>Hello William
>>>
>>>Thanks for your reply!
>>>
>>>The ShowPDF1 is acually an object (bad naming i know :-) ).
>>>that object is based on this. Which, If i understood this correctly just passes the full pdf file path/name to the object.
>>
>>Does anyone know as to how to stream a pdf file to an embeded pdf viewer/reader on a web page?
>
>I think I just answered this one elsewhere in the thread. If you need more specifics let me know....

Thank you!

I already started to piece something together based on your idea. Its gonna take me a bit as i am not that familiar with the whole .net, asp, and vb stuff (in case i havn't mentioned that before :-) ) I am just an ol' Fox guy.