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This class is a custom System.EventArgs that is
used in the event handler for the
WindowsAuthenticationModule.Authenticate event. It
provides three properties: Context, which provides
a reference to the current System.Web.HttpContext;
User, which will be a null reference and
Identity, which will contain the information
received from IIS. You can implement a custom authentication scheme
and set the User property programmatically to the
appropriate user identity. If you don't set it to a
non-null value, the WindowsAuthenticationModule
creates a
System.Security.Principal.WindowsPrincipal object
based on the information supplied by IIS and assign it to the
System.Web.HttpContext.User property.

The easiest way to set a default identity for impersonation is by
using the settings in the web.config file. You
should use this event only if you need to implement a custom
authentication scheme.

public sealed class 
WindowsAuthenticationEventArgs  : EventArgs {
// Public Constructors
public 
WindowsAuthenticationEventArgs (System.Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity 
identity , 
System.Web.HttpContext 
context );
// Public Instance Properties
public HttpContext 
Context {get; }
public WindowsIdentity 
Identity {get; }
public IPrincipal 
User {set; get; }
}

Hierarchy

System.Object
System.EventArgs
WindowsAuthenticationEventArgs

Passed To

WindowsAuthenticationEventHandler.{BeginInvoke( ),
Invoke( )}