Using XmlUriResolver to provide credentials to remote share









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I have seen several post on Stack Overflow and other sites on the net (including Microsoft Docs), but none seeming to help resolve my issue.



I am working on a project that connects to a xml file on a remote file share from WinPE. I have used suggestions from another post on SO about using the XmlUriResolver class to "moderate" success.



The issue I am currently being faced with is either a "Access Denied" error (several attempts to modify the XmlUriResolver.Credentials class) or a complete failure without any reason for failure. I am assuming it is going to be another "Access Denied" error, but my try/catch (Exception e) isn't capturing the reason.



Below is a snippet and relevant part of the method I am trying to implement:



relativeSysData = relativeSysData.Replace(@"", "/");
SysdataXml = $"file://_globaldata.Server/_globaldata.Share/relativeSysData";

XmlUrlResolver XmlResolver = new XmlUrlResolver();
XmlResolver.Credentials = new NetworkCredential(_UserName,
_Password);

XmlReaderSettings xmlSettings = new XmlReaderSettings();
xmlSettings.XmlResolver = XmlResolver;
LogWriter.WriteLogFile((int)LogWriter.EventID.Xml, (int)LogWriter.EventType.Info,
$"Connecting to (remote) System information store at: SysdataXml");

xDoc = XDocument.Load(XmlReader.Create(SysdataXml, xmlSettings));
if (xDoc == null)

LogWriter.WriteLogFile((int)LogWriter.EventID.XmlError, (int)LogWriter.EventType.Error,
$"Unable to connect to the (remote) data store located at: SysdataXml");
deploy = false;
capture = false;
return result;



This part of the method is specific to accessing the remote data. I have a try/catch statement encompassing all of the method.



If I have an open connection to the Network Share, the method will work flawlessly, but will cause the application this application starts to fail - due to an open connection already.



I have a possible alternative to work round this solution but will cost extra lines of code.



Any help in resolving this matter, without resorting to WNetAddConnection() will be gratefully received



Kind Regards



Richie



N.B. I am aware that this is an authentication issue.










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  • if (xDoc == null) has been modified to if (string.IsEmptyorNull(xDoc..ToString()))
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    Nov 10 at 20:42










  • With Windows never use a username and password to access a shared folder. It will not work. Use default credential if you have access to the driver using an explorer : XmlResolver.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials; or XmlResolver.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultNetworkCredentials;
    – jdweng
    Nov 10 at 20:55











  • Default credentials will not work. I'm operating from WinPe (Win 10 ver 1809). The credentials are "User" and without building my own file explorer (or using a third party design for WinPE). I can connect using WNetAddConnection(), but would rather not, as the implications of it failing to close the connection will fail the entire remote build.
    – R.McInnes-Piper
    Nov 10 at 21:02










  • Can you access the shared drive using a Window Explorer? Windows doesn't allow remote connections without a Group setup to allow a connection from another PC.
    – jdweng
    Nov 10 at 21:12










  • I'm programming for Windows Pre-Installation Environment (WinPE), there are no Explorers, whether Windows or Internet - the application works a dream in the full version of Windows, but is failing in the mini-os that WinPE is. The Remote computer is setup to allow remote connections. The Application that this one starts relies upon WNetAddConnection to transfer 4GB+ file sizes. That is why I would like to utilise a method like this to connect to the UNC file path. My apologies - I may not have explained it fully in my question post.
    – R.McInnes-Piper
    Nov 10 at 21:21














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down vote

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Thank you in advance for any and all help.



I have seen several post on Stack Overflow and other sites on the net (including Microsoft Docs), but none seeming to help resolve my issue.



I am working on a project that connects to a xml file on a remote file share from WinPE. I have used suggestions from another post on SO about using the XmlUriResolver class to "moderate" success.



The issue I am currently being faced with is either a "Access Denied" error (several attempts to modify the XmlUriResolver.Credentials class) or a complete failure without any reason for failure. I am assuming it is going to be another "Access Denied" error, but my try/catch (Exception e) isn't capturing the reason.



Below is a snippet and relevant part of the method I am trying to implement:



relativeSysData = relativeSysData.Replace(@"", "/");
SysdataXml = $"file://_globaldata.Server/_globaldata.Share/relativeSysData";

XmlUrlResolver XmlResolver = new XmlUrlResolver();
XmlResolver.Credentials = new NetworkCredential(_UserName,
_Password);

XmlReaderSettings xmlSettings = new XmlReaderSettings();
xmlSettings.XmlResolver = XmlResolver;
LogWriter.WriteLogFile((int)LogWriter.EventID.Xml, (int)LogWriter.EventType.Info,
$"Connecting to (remote) System information store at: SysdataXml");

xDoc = XDocument.Load(XmlReader.Create(SysdataXml, xmlSettings));
if (xDoc == null)

LogWriter.WriteLogFile((int)LogWriter.EventID.XmlError, (int)LogWriter.EventType.Error,
$"Unable to connect to the (remote) data store located at: SysdataXml");
deploy = false;
capture = false;
return result;



This part of the method is specific to accessing the remote data. I have a try/catch statement encompassing all of the method.



If I have an open connection to the Network Share, the method will work flawlessly, but will cause the application this application starts to fail - due to an open connection already.



I have a possible alternative to work round this solution but will cost extra lines of code.



Any help in resolving this matter, without resorting to WNetAddConnection() will be gratefully received



Kind Regards



Richie



N.B. I am aware that this is an authentication issue.










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  • if (xDoc == null) has been modified to if (string.IsEmptyorNull(xDoc..ToString()))
    – R.McInnes-Piper
    Nov 10 at 20:42










  • With Windows never use a username and password to access a shared folder. It will not work. Use default credential if you have access to the driver using an explorer : XmlResolver.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials; or XmlResolver.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultNetworkCredentials;
    – jdweng
    Nov 10 at 20:55











  • Default credentials will not work. I'm operating from WinPe (Win 10 ver 1809). The credentials are "User" and without building my own file explorer (or using a third party design for WinPE). I can connect using WNetAddConnection(), but would rather not, as the implications of it failing to close the connection will fail the entire remote build.
    – R.McInnes-Piper
    Nov 10 at 21:02










  • Can you access the shared drive using a Window Explorer? Windows doesn't allow remote connections without a Group setup to allow a connection from another PC.
    – jdweng
    Nov 10 at 21:12










  • I'm programming for Windows Pre-Installation Environment (WinPE), there are no Explorers, whether Windows or Internet - the application works a dream in the full version of Windows, but is failing in the mini-os that WinPE is. The Remote computer is setup to allow remote connections. The Application that this one starts relies upon WNetAddConnection to transfer 4GB+ file sizes. That is why I would like to utilise a method like this to connect to the UNC file path. My apologies - I may not have explained it fully in my question post.
    – R.McInnes-Piper
    Nov 10 at 21:21












up vote
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up vote
0
down vote

favorite











Thank you in advance for any and all help.



I have seen several post on Stack Overflow and other sites on the net (including Microsoft Docs), but none seeming to help resolve my issue.



I am working on a project that connects to a xml file on a remote file share from WinPE. I have used suggestions from another post on SO about using the XmlUriResolver class to "moderate" success.



The issue I am currently being faced with is either a "Access Denied" error (several attempts to modify the XmlUriResolver.Credentials class) or a complete failure without any reason for failure. I am assuming it is going to be another "Access Denied" error, but my try/catch (Exception e) isn't capturing the reason.



Below is a snippet and relevant part of the method I am trying to implement:



relativeSysData = relativeSysData.Replace(@"", "/");
SysdataXml = $"file://_globaldata.Server/_globaldata.Share/relativeSysData";

XmlUrlResolver XmlResolver = new XmlUrlResolver();
XmlResolver.Credentials = new NetworkCredential(_UserName,
_Password);

XmlReaderSettings xmlSettings = new XmlReaderSettings();
xmlSettings.XmlResolver = XmlResolver;
LogWriter.WriteLogFile((int)LogWriter.EventID.Xml, (int)LogWriter.EventType.Info,
$"Connecting to (remote) System information store at: SysdataXml");

xDoc = XDocument.Load(XmlReader.Create(SysdataXml, xmlSettings));
if (xDoc == null)

LogWriter.WriteLogFile((int)LogWriter.EventID.XmlError, (int)LogWriter.EventType.Error,
$"Unable to connect to the (remote) data store located at: SysdataXml");
deploy = false;
capture = false;
return result;



This part of the method is specific to accessing the remote data. I have a try/catch statement encompassing all of the method.



If I have an open connection to the Network Share, the method will work flawlessly, but will cause the application this application starts to fail - due to an open connection already.



I have a possible alternative to work round this solution but will cost extra lines of code.



Any help in resolving this matter, without resorting to WNetAddConnection() will be gratefully received



Kind Regards



Richie



N.B. I am aware that this is an authentication issue.










share|improve this question















Thank you in advance for any and all help.



I have seen several post on Stack Overflow and other sites on the net (including Microsoft Docs), but none seeming to help resolve my issue.



I am working on a project that connects to a xml file on a remote file share from WinPE. I have used suggestions from another post on SO about using the XmlUriResolver class to "moderate" success.



The issue I am currently being faced with is either a "Access Denied" error (several attempts to modify the XmlUriResolver.Credentials class) or a complete failure without any reason for failure. I am assuming it is going to be another "Access Denied" error, but my try/catch (Exception e) isn't capturing the reason.



Below is a snippet and relevant part of the method I am trying to implement:



relativeSysData = relativeSysData.Replace(@"", "/");
SysdataXml = $"file://_globaldata.Server/_globaldata.Share/relativeSysData";

XmlUrlResolver XmlResolver = new XmlUrlResolver();
XmlResolver.Credentials = new NetworkCredential(_UserName,
_Password);

XmlReaderSettings xmlSettings = new XmlReaderSettings();
xmlSettings.XmlResolver = XmlResolver;
LogWriter.WriteLogFile((int)LogWriter.EventID.Xml, (int)LogWriter.EventType.Info,
$"Connecting to (remote) System information store at: SysdataXml");

xDoc = XDocument.Load(XmlReader.Create(SysdataXml, xmlSettings));
if (xDoc == null)

LogWriter.WriteLogFile((int)LogWriter.EventID.XmlError, (int)LogWriter.EventType.Error,
$"Unable to connect to the (remote) data store located at: SysdataXml");
deploy = false;
capture = false;
return result;



This part of the method is specific to accessing the remote data. I have a try/catch statement encompassing all of the method.



If I have an open connection to the Network Share, the method will work flawlessly, but will cause the application this application starts to fail - due to an open connection already.



I have a possible alternative to work round this solution but will cost extra lines of code.



Any help in resolving this matter, without resorting to WNetAddConnection() will be gratefully received



Kind Regards



Richie



N.B. I am aware that this is an authentication issue.







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  • if (xDoc == null) has been modified to if (string.IsEmptyorNull(xDoc..ToString()))
    – R.McInnes-Piper
    Nov 10 at 20:42










  • With Windows never use a username and password to access a shared folder. It will not work. Use default credential if you have access to the driver using an explorer : XmlResolver.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials; or XmlResolver.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultNetworkCredentials;
    – jdweng
    Nov 10 at 20:55











  • Default credentials will not work. I'm operating from WinPe (Win 10 ver 1809). The credentials are "User" and without building my own file explorer (or using a third party design for WinPE). I can connect using WNetAddConnection(), but would rather not, as the implications of it failing to close the connection will fail the entire remote build.
    – R.McInnes-Piper
    Nov 10 at 21:02










  • Can you access the shared drive using a Window Explorer? Windows doesn't allow remote connections without a Group setup to allow a connection from another PC.
    – jdweng
    Nov 10 at 21:12










  • I'm programming for Windows Pre-Installation Environment (WinPE), there are no Explorers, whether Windows or Internet - the application works a dream in the full version of Windows, but is failing in the mini-os that WinPE is. The Remote computer is setup to allow remote connections. The Application that this one starts relies upon WNetAddConnection to transfer 4GB+ file sizes. That is why I would like to utilise a method like this to connect to the UNC file path. My apologies - I may not have explained it fully in my question post.
    – R.McInnes-Piper
    Nov 10 at 21:21
















  • if (xDoc == null) has been modified to if (string.IsEmptyorNull(xDoc..ToString()))
    – R.McInnes-Piper
    Nov 10 at 20:42










  • With Windows never use a username and password to access a shared folder. It will not work. Use default credential if you have access to the driver using an explorer : XmlResolver.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials; or XmlResolver.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultNetworkCredentials;
    – jdweng
    Nov 10 at 20:55











  • Default credentials will not work. I'm operating from WinPe (Win 10 ver 1809). The credentials are "User" and without building my own file explorer (or using a third party design for WinPE). I can connect using WNetAddConnection(), but would rather not, as the implications of it failing to close the connection will fail the entire remote build.
    – R.McInnes-Piper
    Nov 10 at 21:02










  • Can you access the shared drive using a Window Explorer? Windows doesn't allow remote connections without a Group setup to allow a connection from another PC.
    – jdweng
    Nov 10 at 21:12










  • I'm programming for Windows Pre-Installation Environment (WinPE), there are no Explorers, whether Windows or Internet - the application works a dream in the full version of Windows, but is failing in the mini-os that WinPE is. The Remote computer is setup to allow remote connections. The Application that this one starts relies upon WNetAddConnection to transfer 4GB+ file sizes. That is why I would like to utilise a method like this to connect to the UNC file path. My apologies - I may not have explained it fully in my question post.
    – R.McInnes-Piper
    Nov 10 at 21:21















if (xDoc == null) has been modified to if (string.IsEmptyorNull(xDoc..ToString()))
– R.McInnes-Piper
Nov 10 at 20:42




if (xDoc == null) has been modified to if (string.IsEmptyorNull(xDoc..ToString()))
– R.McInnes-Piper
Nov 10 at 20:42












With Windows never use a username and password to access a shared folder. It will not work. Use default credential if you have access to the driver using an explorer : XmlResolver.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials; or XmlResolver.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultNetworkCredentials;
– jdweng
Nov 10 at 20:55





With Windows never use a username and password to access a shared folder. It will not work. Use default credential if you have access to the driver using an explorer : XmlResolver.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials; or XmlResolver.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultNetworkCredentials;
– jdweng
Nov 10 at 20:55













Default credentials will not work. I'm operating from WinPe (Win 10 ver 1809). The credentials are "User" and without building my own file explorer (or using a third party design for WinPE). I can connect using WNetAddConnection(), but would rather not, as the implications of it failing to close the connection will fail the entire remote build.
– R.McInnes-Piper
Nov 10 at 21:02




Default credentials will not work. I'm operating from WinPe (Win 10 ver 1809). The credentials are "User" and without building my own file explorer (or using a third party design for WinPE). I can connect using WNetAddConnection(), but would rather not, as the implications of it failing to close the connection will fail the entire remote build.
– R.McInnes-Piper
Nov 10 at 21:02












Can you access the shared drive using a Window Explorer? Windows doesn't allow remote connections without a Group setup to allow a connection from another PC.
– jdweng
Nov 10 at 21:12




Can you access the shared drive using a Window Explorer? Windows doesn't allow remote connections without a Group setup to allow a connection from another PC.
– jdweng
Nov 10 at 21:12












I'm programming for Windows Pre-Installation Environment (WinPE), there are no Explorers, whether Windows or Internet - the application works a dream in the full version of Windows, but is failing in the mini-os that WinPE is. The Remote computer is setup to allow remote connections. The Application that this one starts relies upon WNetAddConnection to transfer 4GB+ file sizes. That is why I would like to utilise a method like this to connect to the UNC file path. My apologies - I may not have explained it fully in my question post.
– R.McInnes-Piper
Nov 10 at 21:21




I'm programming for Windows Pre-Installation Environment (WinPE), there are no Explorers, whether Windows or Internet - the application works a dream in the full version of Windows, but is failing in the mini-os that WinPE is. The Remote computer is setup to allow remote connections. The Application that this one starts relies upon WNetAddConnection to transfer 4GB+ file sizes. That is why I would like to utilise a method like this to connect to the UNC file path. My apologies - I may not have explained it fully in my question post.
– R.McInnes-Piper
Nov 10 at 21:21












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After research into how the XmlUrlResolver class works, I think that it may be referencing/accessing API's that are not included within the WinPE API framework.



After testing, I have used the WNetAddConnection2() API to connect to the Server and authenticate before anything happens, ensuring that the local name of the NETRESOURCE structure is left null, and that DisplayType is set to Server.



public static int ConnectToServer()
(int)_ConnectionType.Temporary;

LogWriter.WriteLogFile((int)LogWriter.EventID.NetMan, (int)LogWriter.EventType.Info,
$@"Attempting to connect to: \_netresource.RemoteName");
result = WNetAddConnection2(_netresource, _passsword, _username, _connectiontype);
var res = Marshal.GetLastWin32Error();
if (result !=0)

LogWriter.WriteLogFile((int)LogWriter.EventID.NetMan, (int)LogWriter.EventType.Error,
$@"Failed to connect to: \_netresource.RemoteName, Return Result: result.ToString(), Win32 Error Code: res.ToString()");
result = res;

else

LogWriter.WriteLogFile((int)LogWriter.EventID.NetMan, (int)LogWriter.EventType.Info,
$@"Connection to: \_netresource.RemoteName has been successfull.");


return result;


[DllImport("mpr.dll", SetLastError = true)]
private static extern int WNetAddConnection2(NetResource netResource, string password, string username, int flags);





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    accepted










    After research into how the XmlUrlResolver class works, I think that it may be referencing/accessing API's that are not included within the WinPE API framework.



    After testing, I have used the WNetAddConnection2() API to connect to the Server and authenticate before anything happens, ensuring that the local name of the NETRESOURCE structure is left null, and that DisplayType is set to Server.



    public static int ConnectToServer()
    (int)_ConnectionType.Temporary;

    LogWriter.WriteLogFile((int)LogWriter.EventID.NetMan, (int)LogWriter.EventType.Info,
    $@"Attempting to connect to: \_netresource.RemoteName");
    result = WNetAddConnection2(_netresource, _passsword, _username, _connectiontype);
    var res = Marshal.GetLastWin32Error();
    if (result !=0)

    LogWriter.WriteLogFile((int)LogWriter.EventID.NetMan, (int)LogWriter.EventType.Error,
    $@"Failed to connect to: \_netresource.RemoteName, Return Result: result.ToString(), Win32 Error Code: res.ToString()");
    result = res;

    else

    LogWriter.WriteLogFile((int)LogWriter.EventID.NetMan, (int)LogWriter.EventType.Info,
    $@"Connection to: \_netresource.RemoteName has been successfull.");


    return result;


    [DllImport("mpr.dll", SetLastError = true)]
    private static extern int WNetAddConnection2(NetResource netResource, string password, string username, int flags);





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      down vote



      accepted










      After research into how the XmlUrlResolver class works, I think that it may be referencing/accessing API's that are not included within the WinPE API framework.



      After testing, I have used the WNetAddConnection2() API to connect to the Server and authenticate before anything happens, ensuring that the local name of the NETRESOURCE structure is left null, and that DisplayType is set to Server.



      public static int ConnectToServer()
      (int)_ConnectionType.Temporary;

      LogWriter.WriteLogFile((int)LogWriter.EventID.NetMan, (int)LogWriter.EventType.Info,
      $@"Attempting to connect to: \_netresource.RemoteName");
      result = WNetAddConnection2(_netresource, _passsword, _username, _connectiontype);
      var res = Marshal.GetLastWin32Error();
      if (result !=0)

      LogWriter.WriteLogFile((int)LogWriter.EventID.NetMan, (int)LogWriter.EventType.Error,
      $@"Failed to connect to: \_netresource.RemoteName, Return Result: result.ToString(), Win32 Error Code: res.ToString()");
      result = res;

      else

      LogWriter.WriteLogFile((int)LogWriter.EventID.NetMan, (int)LogWriter.EventType.Info,
      $@"Connection to: \_netresource.RemoteName has been successfull.");


      return result;


      [DllImport("mpr.dll", SetLastError = true)]
      private static extern int WNetAddConnection2(NetResource netResource, string password, string username, int flags);





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        accepted






        After research into how the XmlUrlResolver class works, I think that it may be referencing/accessing API's that are not included within the WinPE API framework.



        After testing, I have used the WNetAddConnection2() API to connect to the Server and authenticate before anything happens, ensuring that the local name of the NETRESOURCE structure is left null, and that DisplayType is set to Server.



        public static int ConnectToServer()
        (int)_ConnectionType.Temporary;

        LogWriter.WriteLogFile((int)LogWriter.EventID.NetMan, (int)LogWriter.EventType.Info,
        $@"Attempting to connect to: \_netresource.RemoteName");
        result = WNetAddConnection2(_netresource, _passsword, _username, _connectiontype);
        var res = Marshal.GetLastWin32Error();
        if (result !=0)

        LogWriter.WriteLogFile((int)LogWriter.EventID.NetMan, (int)LogWriter.EventType.Error,
        $@"Failed to connect to: \_netresource.RemoteName, Return Result: result.ToString(), Win32 Error Code: res.ToString()");
        result = res;

        else

        LogWriter.WriteLogFile((int)LogWriter.EventID.NetMan, (int)LogWriter.EventType.Info,
        $@"Connection to: \_netresource.RemoteName has been successfull.");


        return result;


        [DllImport("mpr.dll", SetLastError = true)]
        private static extern int WNetAddConnection2(NetResource netResource, string password, string username, int flags);





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        After research into how the XmlUrlResolver class works, I think that it may be referencing/accessing API's that are not included within the WinPE API framework.



        After testing, I have used the WNetAddConnection2() API to connect to the Server and authenticate before anything happens, ensuring that the local name of the NETRESOURCE structure is left null, and that DisplayType is set to Server.



        public static int ConnectToServer()
        (int)_ConnectionType.Temporary;

        LogWriter.WriteLogFile((int)LogWriter.EventID.NetMan, (int)LogWriter.EventType.Info,
        $@"Attempting to connect to: \_netresource.RemoteName");
        result = WNetAddConnection2(_netresource, _passsword, _username, _connectiontype);
        var res = Marshal.GetLastWin32Error();
        if (result !=0)

        LogWriter.WriteLogFile((int)LogWriter.EventID.NetMan, (int)LogWriter.EventType.Error,
        $@"Failed to connect to: \_netresource.RemoteName, Return Result: result.ToString(), Win32 Error Code: res.ToString()");
        result = res;

        else

        LogWriter.WriteLogFile((int)LogWriter.EventID.NetMan, (int)LogWriter.EventType.Info,
        $@"Connection to: \_netresource.RemoteName has been successfull.");


        return result;


        [DllImport("mpr.dll", SetLastError = true)]
        private static extern int WNetAddConnection2(NetResource netResource, string password, string username, int flags);






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