I didn't like his taking all the credit.

[diamondcutter]

I didn't like his taking all the credit.
Source: Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

Does the sentence above mean this?
I didn't like it when he took all the credit.

 

[tedmc]

Or
I don't like him taking all the credit.

 

[Rover_KE]

... but that's changing the tense, Ted.

 

[tedmc]

... but that's changing the tense, Ted.

Oops, I didn't mean to change the tense, but to give an alternative:

I didn't like him taking all the credit.

I think this is more common. The original is rather formal.