I want to configure the timeout duration that is applied to the cookies that are created on relying party after a user logs in through the passive Security Token Service (STS). I believe I read somewh
I have: A passive STS \"login application\" that is also an identity provider. An active STS WCF service that can accept and handle ActAs tokens
Suppose I\'m entertaining a business model that offers free access to my propritary data if they visit my website.These users will have advertising subsidize the cost.
Is it possible to share the claims based authentication of a logged in Sharepoint 2010 user with a separate Asp.net application?
I have a WCF service deployed in a server machine. We are using 开发者_开发知识库claims based authentication to authenticate the WCF service caller. The WCF service is restricted by using IIS Authoriz
in .net Claim-based identity framework If i wanted to restrict users to do an operation (view or edit) on let\'s say an account, a particular account #123456.(i am talking about business entity, like
Two questions: 1) How/where do I set the lifetime of the session c开发者_如何学Pythonookie in my web application when using an STS to get claims? From what I can tell, it seems I can only do this pro
I plan to create very simple custom IP-STS for SharePoint foundation 2010 without ADFS server so anyone can integrate Windows Live ID to SharePoint foundation 2010 simply without ADFS, I can\'t use AD
What is the difference between Claims based authentication vs What is provided by OAuth. I am looking for conceptual difference and not technical difference. When do I choose Claims over OAuth and vi
I an trying to setup Forms Based Authentication using ASPNetSQLMembershipProvider. In 2010 Beta 2, I was able to do this in classic mode, and it worked.
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