How do you programmatically end a session in asp.net when Session.Abandon() doesn’t work?
Session.Abandon() doesn’t seem to do anything. You would expect the Session_end event to fire when Session.Abandon() is called.
authentication
How to utilize ASP.NET current user name in SqlParameter without code-behind
How do I get to the current users name without doing it in the code-behind, just using the aspx server tags?
mixed mode authentication against AD and fallback to the database if it fail with Membership providers
my user will use form authentication against Active Directory or database. Theres no Windows Integrated Authentication there!!
How to get at the current users windows identity?
The site is running on my local IIS 6.1. I Would like to add some features to pull information from our Active Directory (AD). My AD code works on many other projects and on my development server. Here are my attempts at writing out the username:
No authentication handler is configured to authenticate for the scheme: Microsoft.AspNet.Identity.External
I am building an api using asp.net 5 rc2. I am trying to implement openiddict-core, found here for local accounts and i also want to allow for users to use external logins, such as google.
Capturing login event so I can cache other user information
I’ve built a web application. When I built it I ticked ‘Organizational Accounts’
ASP.Net Store User Data in Auth Cookie
I want to store some data like the user nickname and user ID (table primary key) in the user data section of the auth cookie. The reason I’m doing this is to retain this data when the browser is closed, without having the user relogin.
ASP.NET Web Site + Windows Forms App + WCF Service: Client Credentials
Let’s say that I’m considering designing a WCF service whose primary purpose is to provide broad services that can be used by three disparate applications: a public-facing Web site, an internal Windows Forms application, and a wireless mobile device. The purpose of the service is twofold: (1) to consolidate code related to business processes in a central location and (2) to lock down access to the legacy database, finally and once and for all hiding it behind one suite of services.
Why is included in the following example?
The ? wildcard represents unauthenticated users while * represents all users, authenticated and unauthenticated. My book shows the following example of URL authorization:
ASP.NET to WordPress SSO with HttpWebRequest
I am attempting to create a single sign on experience between an asp.net site and a wordpress site using a simple form POST method. I have built a simple php page that uses the native wordpress functions wp_insert_user and wp_signon to create user account in the mysql db and sign them in. In my asp.net ‘create new user’ page code behind, I’m using the post method of an HttpWebRequest to send the required information to the php page.