WCF Authentication Service Proxy - CookieContainer not available -

I have enabled the ASP.NET authentication service, as recommended by MSDN. Then I'm trying to use the service through the Console app or Winforms app (by adding a service reference for my local WCF service) I am doing custom authentication and transportation protection (so I'm using my Global.asax < / Code> In the AuthenticationService.Authenticating event that works fine.)

Authentication works fine on its own, but in the service context, add to the proxy Cookie Container Property not included This is clearly a problem when I try to pass a cookie token for later services which require authentication.

In addition, in the following client code, IsLoggedIn () incorrectly, I guess it is being assumed that no cookie container is present.

  ServiceReference1.AuthenticationServiceClient Client = New ServiceReference1.AuthenticationServiceClient (); Bool isLoggedIn = client.Login ("test", "test", "", true); // TRUE bool return check = client.IsLoggedIn (); // Returns Falls   
 On this service my web. Configured:  
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