I have a Windows Azure application that is using Windows Identity Foundation (WIF) with the Access Control Service (ACS) as its Identity Provider.
I\'m trying to build / architect a security solution for an intranet application and I\'m wondering if implementing a WIF level solution is worth it, given the requirements.
Classic Asp (as I understand it) is not really “encouraged” by Microsoft (e.g. there is no classic ASP project in VS) and essentially is a collection of asp pages that contain HTML and some kind of
I have a web site I\'d like to switch to ADFS/WIF (Windows Identity Foundation). The web site has some ASP.NET MVC and other regular (WebForms) ASP.NET.
I\'m trying to implement a custom STS for a WIF scenario I\'m investigating, but it\'s failing. It\'s failing when trying to obtain the private key from the certificate used to sign the tokens. I crea
This article got me thinking about what would happen with non-claims enabled ASP.NET applications when you federated them with ADFS via FedUtil.
I am using Windows Identity Foundation with Azure\'s AppFabric Access Control Service in a MVC3 site.What I am trying to figure out is how to control where WIF redirects the user if I have an Authoriz
A WIF-based WCF service needs to call method FederatedServiceCredentials.Conf开发者_JS百科igureServiceHost(), or put the equivalent element <federatedServiceHostConfiguration> in the web.config
I\'m trying to set up Authentication in an ASP.NET MVC App and if so using the Azure Access Control Service (ACS) (v2 May 2011 release). I\'ve got this working with the default setup. However there is
I\'m using WIF with STS. Everything works fine and the client authenticates by sending the username/password in the credentials.
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